V/H/S/2
Horror • NR • 2013 • 1 hr 36 min
Directed By
Simon Barrett, Adam Wingard, Eduardo Sánchez, Gregg Hale, Timo Tjahjanto
Written By
Simon Barrett, Jason Eisener, Gareth Evans, Timo Tjahjanto, Jamie Nash
User Reviews
A huge improvement from its predecessor, none of the vignettes are terrible and one directed by Gareth Evans is truly inspired.
V/H/S had a sense of connection between tapes, however these feel more random with each one and lesser in quality.
This is the best of the anthology franchise. Some good shorts, particularly the last one.
A great followup to a great movie, it's still creepy and atmospheric but it's also a bit more fun. It could be better but I love both.
Hit or miss. Strangely not as compelling or scary as the first, but an alright, if not underwhelming little horror film
Seems like a first semester film school project. The directors obviously thought loud, jarring noise all the time = creepy. It's just silly.
A few good moments, but never reaches the level of terror from the first film.
Not as good as the first one but definitely still good for a fun and easy horror-ish late night view...
Mostly good follow-up with some standout sequences, less uneven than the original, lacks in cohesion but works on a scene-by-scene basis
Safe Haven and Ride in the Park make this worth watching. Safe Haven in particular stands out. The other shorts are forgettable or just bad.
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