V/H/S: Viral
Horror • R • 2014 • 1 hr 21 min
Directed By
Justin Benson, Marcel Sarmiento, Nacho Vigalondo, Gregg Bishop, Aaron Moorhead
Written By
Gregg Bishop, Justin Benson, T.J. Cimfel, Nacho Vigalondo, Marcel Sarmiento
User Reviews
The worst of the trilogy. Storylines for the individual plots fell short as soon as they began.
The most scattered and least interesting of the trilogy.
A huge step down from the second film and the first film! I was disappointed because I really wanted to enjoy it.
Has some interesting shorts but they miss more often than they hit.
The editing is damn near seizure inducing. This series is ok when it works, skip this one though. Pretty bad.
Messy and uneven with way fewer memorable scares. A couple of fun ideas, but overall it feels like the weakest and least creepy entry.
Plot was a mess and the ending was bad but there are a few segments like the one with the magician or the skateboarders that were okay.
Step down from the others. Most polished, but the story suffered. I enjoyed it for what it was. Worth a watch if you're a franchise fan.
Worst one lost it’s feel since the first one.
The worst out of the three. Bland, emotionless, unoriginal, just stick with the second one.
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