The producers of V/H/S are back with a second installment featuring some new directors.

VOD Review: How 'V/H/S 2' Shows The Fun SIde of Brutal Horror

This sequel to the innovative 2012 indie is not for the faint of stomach, more for its relentless hand-held camera reliance than blood and guts (though there...

A wild, gory ride, courtesy of a zombie-cam and a terrier-cam, as investigators search for a missing college student.

A wild, gory ride, courtesy of a zombie-cam and a terrier-cam, as investigators search for a missing college student.

In this indescribably gory, violent, plotless and deranged purloin of every horror movie ever made by amateurs with a wobbly, nauseating handheld camera, sev...

Like so many horror films in recent years, "V/H/S/2" appears more lightweight the more it tries to impress with its inventiveness and grotesquerie. This kind...

Horror cinema’s latest State of the Abattoir collection, “V/H/S/ 2”, is a properly blood-spattered and chilling collection of shorts — four films fro...

S-VHS Less turns out to be much more for "S-VHS," a sequel to last year's uneven indie horror omnibus "V/H/S"; this one is shorter and has fewer segments, bu...