Slumber Party Alien Abduction: Probably the weakest. Not perfect, and unexpectedly made me bring out my glasses to read the subtitles, which I guess arguably clashes with not only the other segments but indeed the "Found Footage" idea overall. Safe Haven: The best of what V/H/S 2 has on offer. You can view the torrent, consume the material, and encrypt all of your data using a virtual private network to prevent data leakage. Could have commited to the formula harder, preferably, but the way it is shot I guess makes sense in terms of the larger V/H/S narrative.
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A first-person zombie movie shot from the perspective of the zombie is a pretty dope idea. Could benefit from some better acting though (could be said of all the segments, and isn't a deal breaker for me).Ī Ride in the Park: Really just one thing going on here, but that's fine for a short film that's just one part of an anthology.
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One of the shorts I think would best translate to a full feature. Phase I Clinical Trials: Much better stuff from Adam Wingard, has some of the intensity found in the first V/H/S. E ai criei uma expectativa bacana para o VHS 1 j que, se fosse no mesmo estilo e na mesma qualidade do 2 com certeza iria me agradar, assisti novamente na hbo, legendado j que esse primeiro filme eles no dublaram, e, olha, realmente as pessoas que falam que esse filme chato no esto mentindo, eles queriam da rum ar mais realstico. It doesn't work very well as a jumping off point, and it doesn't work at all as a self-contained narrative. These were always the silliest part of the franchise. In the past I have only ever reviewed anthology films as a whole, and by-and-large that's probably what I'll go back to doing in the future, but having just watched the last three quarters of the original V/H/S, then V/H/S 2 and V/H/S: Viral all in one sitting, it all sort of bleeds together and I mostly can't remember which one belongs where, so at least for now, I'm gonna try giving some very, very short reviews for each segment, rather than the overall films.
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