V/H/S Halloween

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V/H/S Halloween

2025

1h 55m

Holiday

Horror

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A 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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Consistently unnerving as it cycles through a series of shorts that are more treat than trick, V/H/S Halloween is one of the most purely enjoyable cassettes in the franchise yet.

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Catherine Bray

Guardian

Feb 4

3/5

This horror bonanza, the eighth instalment in the V/H/S anthology series, is a mixed bag, with some very high highs and regrettably poor lows.

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Richard Whittaker

Austin Chronicle

Oct 3

It may well be the franchise’s best of the decade.

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Nick Schager

The Daily Beast

Oct 3

[Its] vignettes are uneven and occasionally repetitive and yet, at their best, deliver the sort of macabre mood and mayhem that make the series an enduring spooky-season pleasure.

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Grant Watson

Fiction Machine

Mar 1

7/10

A mostly wonderful collection of short works ranging from the effective to the ludicrous.

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Ian Bunting

Daily Record (UK)

Nov 7

Despite having a seemingly franchise-friendly theme, V/H/S/Halloween is one of the weaker films in the series.

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Jake Tropila

In Review Online

Nov 5

Business as usual at the V/H/S factory, a roller coaster of quality that threatens to topple over from its own shaky foundation.

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Darrin G.

@realwildchild76 6d

The eighth V/H/S anthology series is absolute bonkers. Definitely one of the more grotesque and offensive of the series but dipped in some dark humor still.  The wrap around “Diet Phantasma” is the soda taste test from hell (literally) and is both gross and funny.  “Coochie Coochie Coo” is one of the more disturbing horror monsters think Barbarian but more leaky.  “Ut Supra Sic Infra” if you don’t mind the subtitles to get through this segment it might turn out to be an eye gauging experience.  “Kid Print” is one of the more controversial segments of this series so far dealing with not any type of paranormal but an actual kid serial killer. Not for everybody.  “Fun Size” is an odd but funny take on what happens when you trick or treat and take more than one out of the bowl.  “Home Haunt” is my easily favorite about a home haunt gone terribly wrong.

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Daniel P

@WhateverI Mar 4

Difficult to watch in one sitting. They just loaded down on the gore with very flimsy stories with really easy plots. Seemed like they really didn't put much into this one.

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Danielle C.

@DaniELLIE Feb 25

Definitely awful in comparison to the other VHS movies. The acting was particularly bad

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Aaron S.

@Aaron0309 Feb 18

This movie has some interesting ideas, but most are poorly executed. The pacing is slow, and the movie is boring. Overall, it doesn’t have much going for it and stands out as one of the weakest entries in the V/H/S franchise.

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Khaztiel Delbod D

@khaztielddenver_ Feb 1

Esta pelicula empieza con una historia que me perturbo, por lo tanto empieza de la mejor manera y eso esperaba en el resto de historias pero con cada una que pasaba mas bajaba la calidad de miedo.

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Rym J

@RymJeuz Jan 26

Been following the V/H/S franchise since the start, and KIDPRINT is easily the most disturbing segment they’ve ever done. Truly unhinged. Terrifier who??? Home Haunt just seals the deal ! absolute cherry on top.

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Synopsis

A collection of Halloween-themed videotapes unleashes a series of twisted, blood-soaked tales, turning trick-or-treat into a struggle for survival.

Director: Bryan M. Ferguson, Anna Zlokovic, Paco Plaza, Chris 'Casper' Kelly, Alex Ross Perry, Micheline Pitt, R.H. Norman
Producer: Roy Lee, Steven Schneider, Derek Dauchy, Josh Goldbloom, Michael Schreiber
Screenwriter: Bryan M. Ferguson, Anna Zlokovic, Alberto Marini, Paco Plaza, Chris 'Casper' Kelly, Alex Ross Perry, Micheline Pitt, R.H. Norman
Distributor: Shudder
Production Co: Shudder Films, Imagenation Abu Dhabi FZ, Spooky Pictures, Speed Demon Productions, Cinepocalypse Productions
Genre: Holiday, Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Oct 3, 2025
Runtime: 1h 55m

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