V/H/S/99

Synopsis

In V/H/S/99, a mysterious videotape is discovered, containing a series of disturbing and inexplicable recordings. As a group of individuals delve into the sinister footage, they begin to uncover a dark and terrifying truth that transcends time and space. Directed by Simon Barrett, this chilling horror anthology weaves together tales of fear and dread, each more unsettling than the last. With a blend of found footage and supernatural elements, V/H/S/99 takes viewers on a harrowing journey into the unknown, where reality and nightmare blur into one. Brace yourself for a mind-bending experience that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew.

Cast

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  Jesse LaTourette

  Rachel (segment "Shredding")

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  Keanush Tafreshi

  Ankur (segment "Shredding")

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  Dashiell Derrickson

  Chris Carbonara (segment "Shredding")

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  Jackson Kelly

  Kaleb (segment "Shredding")

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  Tybee Diskin

  RC (segment "Shredding")

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  Verona Blue

  Deirdre (segment "Shredding")

Reviews

V/H/S/99 has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praise the film's innovative approach to found footage horror and its ability to create genuine scares, others criticize its disjointed storytelling and lack of cohesion. Rotten Tomatoes gives V/H/S/99 a 76% rating based on an aggregate of reviews, with many praising its unique and visceral style. IMDb rates the film at 5.1/10, reflecting the divisive nature of its reception. Metacritic gives V/H/S/99 a score of 58 out of 100, citing its ambitious but flawed execution. Despite its shortcomings, V/H/S/99 manages to deliver thrills and chills for horror enthusiasts looking for something outside the conventional.