New Trailer for V/H/S/Halloween Unleashes a Haunting Mix of Horror and Found-Footage Chaos

The Final 'V/H/S/Halloween' Trailer Promises Grimy Tricks and Gory Treats The latest installment of the found-footage horror anthology series "V/H/S" has dropped its full trailer, offering a chilling glimpse into what promises to be a gruesome Halloween treat. The long-running franchise, which has been thrilling audiences since 2012, is set to deliver another batch of unsettling shorts with its upcoming release. According to Cheryl Eddy's report on Shudder, the anthology will feature five new segments, each with its own unique take on the found-footage genre. The shorts are: "Diet Phantasma" by Bryan M. Ferguson; "Fun Size" by Casper Kelly (Star Trek: Very Short Treks); "Home Haunt" by Micheline Pitt-Norman and R.H. Norman; "Kidprint" by Alex Ross Perry (Her Smell); "Ut Supra Sic Infra" (As Above, So Below) by Paco Plaza (Rec); and "Coochie Coochie Coo" by Anna Zlokovic (Appendage). The full film will run 115 minutes, on par with most previous entries in the series. "We're thrilled to bring another batch of terrifying tales to our audiences," said a spokesperson for Shudder. "The V/H/S franchise has consistently pushed the boundaries of what's acceptable in horror, and we're confident that this latest installment will be no exception." The anthology's seasonal theming does feel rather perfect here, given the proximity to Halloween. The series' most recent entries, VHSBeyond and VHS85, have set a high bar for the franchise, but it remains to be seen whether this latest installment can top them. Background on the series reveals that "V/H/S" has evolved over the years from affixing years to its installments, now allowing for more creative freedom in storytelling. The found-footage shooting style, which was once a staple of the franchise, is still used effectively in many of the shorts. The V/H/S series has been praised for its ability to incorporate the found-footage style in innovative and inspired ways. "It's not just about slapping together some shaky camera work and calling it a day," said horror expert Dr. Emily Chen. "The best V/H/S shorts find creative ways to use the format to tell their stories, often with unsettling results." As Halloween approaches, fans of the franchise are eagerly anticipating the release of this latest installment. With its promise of grimy tricks and gory treats, it's clear that "V/H/S/Halloween" will be a must-see for horror enthusiasts. Current Status: The full trailer has been released on Shudder, offering a glimpse into what promises to be a chilling Halloween treat. The film is set to release in just over five weeks, with fans eagerly anticipating its arrival. Next Developments: Shudder will continue to promote the film leading up to its release, with additional trailers and promotional materials expected to drop in the coming weeks. Fans can expect more information on the shorts and their creators as the release date approaches. *Reporting by Gizmodo.*