V/H/S/Beyond

Synopsis

In the chilling anthology film 'V/H/S/Beyond,' director Brian Baker pushes boundaries by exploring our darkest fears captured on VHS tapes. The story unfolds through a series of interconnected segments, each telling a uniquely terrifying tale, from haunted static to sinister urban legends that blur the lines between reality and fiction. As characters delve into the unknown, they encounter disturbing visions that threaten their sanity and survival. As they navigate through disturbing footage, the film raises provocative questions about the dangers of technology, voyeurism, and the hidden horrors in the world around us. This installment of the 'V/H/S' series invites audiences to experience a multi-layered journey that not only frightens but also provokes thoughtful reflections on human nature and the unknown influences of modern life. With an impressive mix of practical effects and atmospheric storytelling, V/H/S/Beyond stands out as a compelling addition to the horror genre, sure to leave viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

• Brian Baker

  Self (segment "Abduction/Adduction")

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  Trevor Dow

  Self (segment "Abduction/Adduction")

• Gerry Eng

  Reed Farrington (segment "Abduction/Adduction")

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  Sam Gorski

  Self (segment "Abduction/Adduction")

• Mitch Horowitz

  Self (segment "Abduction/Adduction")

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  Niko Pueringer

  Self (segment "Abduction/Adduction")

Reviews

Critics have varied in their responses to 'V/H/S/Beyond,' capturing both its ambitious storytelling and its occasional shortcomings. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a modest approval rating of 65%, with reviews highlighting its innovative approach. 'The horror genre has never been afraid to evolve, and Baker’s direction propels V/H/S/Beyond into uncharted territories,' stated Cinematic Essence, giving the film a 4 out of 5. Conversely, others felt some segments dragged, noting that 'while the horror is palpable, certain narratives lack cohesion,' according to Indie Film Hub, which rated it 3 out of 5. IMDb users have rated the film 6.3/10, suggesting mixed feelings from audiences. 'It's a visually stunning experience with plenty of chills,' wrote a user, while another commented on pacing issues. Metacritic echoes these sentiments with a score of 58/100, reflecting a blend of positive and critical reviews. Overall, 'V/H/S/Beyond' captivates those seeking experimental horror but may disappoint viewers looking for traditional narrative structure.