V/H/S/Halloween
Directed by Bryan M. Ferguson, Casper Kelly, Micheline Pitt-NormanA collection of Halloween-themed videotapes unleashes a series of twisted, blood-soaked tales, turning trick-or-treat into a struggle for survival.
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V/H/S/Halloween Ratings & Reviews
- theicephoenixOctober 9, 2025Well folks, I just watched this new movie called V/H/S/Halloween and let me tell you it is about as crazy as a raccoon in a porta potty. Six different spooky stories all jammed together like a bag of trick or treat candy you did not sort yet. One minute you are laughin at a killer soda commercial and the next you are sittin there tighter than a bullfrog in a mailbox. Now not every story is a home run. Some of them hit you like a king size Snickers and some of them taste like them nasty orange peanut candies that only your grandma likes. But that is the deal with these anthology movies. You never know if you are gonna get a treat or a trick. I will say the good parts more than make up for the slow ones. There are scenes in here that will stick in your brain longer than your neighbor’s Christmas lights in March. It is weird, it is gory, it is funny and it is the kind of Halloween fun that makes you wanna stay up way too late eatin candy you promised to the kids. So here is my verdict. Four stars out of five. Not perfect but dang good. If you want a movie to fire up with your buddies on Halloween night this one is it.🎃
- Andy GriffinNovember 30, 2025This was a little better than VHS viral but not much that are couples good stories I thought that I would much rather watch this again than viral but still not very good for BHS problem is bloody disgusting har nothing to do with this movie like they had with the others and I think that's the problem it felt cheap and amateur-ish but not in a good way.
- stuhannafordNovember 23, 2025Probably time to take the tape out. With the exclusion of As Above, As Below, it is a horrible mess. It’s as if the producers just gave up and handed the reigns to an am-dram, improv group and said react to the practical effects team. None of it is cohesive anymore, and I got the impression that the only interaction most had had with the horror genre, was watching trailers to 90’s slashers and gathering that all that happens in these movies is blood squirting and constant, constant, inane squealing and screaming… nothing else. It’s repetitive to the nth degree, silly and not in a funny way. Where the first few V/H/S instalments had some real fear and terror, this is just bad comedy, with a tonne of fake blood. Only avoids a 1 due to AAAB chapter.
- FigueiragamesNovember 8, 2025A lot short twrror filmes some good some poor but still great
- GeNoScyllaNovember 2, 2025Not the best of the series, not the worst either. It’s so gore it becomes funny. I personally did not find it scary at all but I enjoyed it enough.
- StankssOctober 6, 2025it was okay for a VHS flick actually! i enjoyed this one way more than the last one! but it absolutely does not hold anything on the first ones :D either way, i was not bored while watching it. which is a impressive feat these days for me.
- Diego OrtizNovember 1, 2025Quite good, if you liked “Goseebumps” and “Are you afraid of the Dark?” as a child, this will be right up your alley. Lots of gore and silly comedy!
- cultfilmlikerOctober 6, 2025“You are going to get another fungal infection!” You’re never gonna believe me but this horror anthology film is kind of a mixed bag That said, I’ll always be here for these. Disappointed in Casper Kelly’s segment tho ngl Main Story - Better than almost all of the other “main” stories in the series lol but that’s not saying much at all Part 1 - Equally scary and silly as shit Part 2 - Spooky but too unoriginal (edit: apt for this director) Part 3 - Wildly cheesy dialogue and disgusting practical effects! Beyond camp to where it becomes annoying and runs too long. Anddd I just deduced which one was directed by Casper Kelly. Part 4 - Ayeee Miles from Funny Pages! (And directed by Alex Ross Perry!!) Uniquely disturbing and enjoyed the rare V/H/S “realism” Part 5 - A campy fun one with cool effects to end it! A visual haunted house. Simple but solid
- TonyOctober 31, 2025I got exactly what I was expecting from VHS. Campy, bloody fun!!
- Jobione2October 30, 2025Awesome movie second best vhs next to the second film. Worth a watch around Halloween
- Javier LoboOctober 9, 2025That was a (gory) blast!
- Kevin WelknerOctober 23, 2025Leave it to VHS to come up with the most f'ed up stuff you would never think of. This is one of those movies that you feel embarrassed watching because you're witnessing some crazy, gorey s***. Can't say I wasn't freaked out though so job well done
- cat_packOctober 22, 2025Awful to say the least
- kennethsc3October 12, 2025In the simplest term possible - V/H/S/ HALLOWEEN was dumb!
- James SaenzOctober 29, 2025v/h/s halloween is honestly kind of entertaining, if a mixed bag, which one could say about most of the films in the series. i like how since its revival in 2021 the series has leaned into camp, but it feels like the franchise is getting safer and safer with every entry, and i do miss the early days when it actually felt sinister and mean-spirited; thankfully we get a few echoes of that here. diet phantasma is the wraparound narrative this time around, and it does have some striking body horror and gallons upon gallons of black goop, which i love in a zombie or possession story. the obviousness of its anti-consumerist and anti-capitalist satire made me laugh, but it’s a mostly weightless entry with an unconvincing, fake vhs filter. the commercial at the end wishes it was as cool as the veggie smasher infomercial; it ends up just being reheated nachos from a better film in the series. coochie coochie coo was nasty and funny as hell. it toes the line between sickening visuals and absurdist comedy very well, even if the main characters’ decisions are unbearably frustrating. the staging and exploration of space in this entry is also a step above what these films usually deliver, and plays upon the concept of urban legends and halloween in a fun way that sets the tone and standard for the upcoming long-form segments. paco plaza directed ut supra sic infra, which was a pleasant surprise for me when the credits rolled and his name popped up. he co-wrote and co-directed the two best [rec] entries, and i prefer his genesis solo entry to his co-creator’s solo finale in apocalypse. he also directed and wrote verónica, another solid spanish possession film. it definitely feels like he’s just spinning his wheels and retracing his steps with this segment, but i still found its tension and finale to be very satisfying; the body horror with the eyeballs was great. all that being said, every character involved with the investigation was stupid and deserved what happened. my least favorite entry in this anthology film was fun size, but it wasn’t without its merits. it made me laugh the most out of any of the segments, which was absolutely its intention. there is some truly horrible acting in this one, but it also gives us delightful dialogue gems like a character unwrapping a piece of candy and saying, “i think these are his balls.” the horror setup also works very well as a campy version of saw (the butt candy tube goes crazy) as well as an exploration of one of the main characters’ trepidation with monogamy. the most unsettling segment was kidprint, as it plays its story very straight and the subject matter is upsetting. it preys on the genuine fears that parents have regarding halloween and children venturing out on their own. it was a very upsetting to watch, due in large part to the very grotesque and impressive body horror. it bothered me more than torture in film normally would, and i think that’s because it feels very exploitative and uncomfortable; obviously the message is that these actions are egregious and unconscionable, but the way these sadistic acts are depicted borders on fetishistic. it makes sense in the context of the character filming these snuff films, but that understanding doesn’t make it any more palatable, especially when it concerns children. home haunt rounds out the film with what feels like a love letter to the holiday. the practical effects are very cool and the concept of a haunted house tour taking a demonic turn can work (though hell house: llc really fumbled that premise), but this segment felt too silly without committing to being campy. not bad, but ultimately inconsequential. one of the better v/h/s entries, though the bar is so very low.
V/H/S/Halloween Trivia
V/H/S/Halloween was released on October 3, 2025.
V/H/S/Halloween was directed by Bryan M. Ferguson, Casper Kelly, Micheline Pitt-Norman, R.H. Norman, Alex Ross Perry, Paco Plaza, Anna Zlokovic.
V/H/S/Halloween has a runtime of 1 hr 55 min.
V/H/S/Halloween was produced by Brad Miska, James Harris, Josh Goldbloom, Michael Schreiber, Roy Lee, Steven Schneider, Lewis Wardrop, Craig Butta, Derek Dauchy, Araceli Pérez-Rastrilla.
The key characters in V/H/S/Halloween are Lacie (segment "Coochie Coochie Coo") (Samantha Cochran), Kaleigh (segment "Coochie Coochie Coo") (Natalia Montgomery Fernandez), The Mommy (segment "Coochie Coochie Coo") (Elena Musser).
V/H/S/Halloween is rated R.
V/H/S/Halloween is a Horror, Thriller film.
V/H/S/Halloween has an audience rating of 5.2 out of 10.