This was pretty bad. Just a bunch of unfinished, bad, boring stories with no beginning middle or end. Not even any decent violence or gore. How I rate: 1-3 ❤ = seriously! don't waste your time 4-6 ❤ = you may or may not enjoy this 7-8 ❤ = I expect you will like this too 9-10 ❤ = movies and TV shows I really love!

Very enjoyable and consistent horror anthology embracing 90s aesthetic. It features great four stories with fun premises and decent amount of creative spins. The wraparound story still sucks but it still loads of fun as a whole. Overall a solid addition to the series and undoubtedly the best installment yet! My ranking from least to most favorite segments: Holy Hell, wraparound story (dir. Jennifer Reeder) • The weakest of the segments. Thankfully it has the shortest runtime. Terror (dir. Ryan Prows) • A bit slow but it has the funniest ending. Storm Drain (dir. Chloe Okuno) • Creepy and funny! I thought that man was Nic Cage for a sec. The Subject (dir. Timo Tjahjanto) • A rollercoaster ride indeed! The Empty Wake (dir. Simon Barrett) • Effective and genuinely creepy!

OMG what a piece of shit. This movie is such a lazy cashgrab. I cant believe they released it... EVERY short story was crap except the one of the Frankenstein's army inspired short. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

Yep, it's a return to form. And yes, it's way better than Viral. Scary, gross, creative, and overall enjoyable. I hope this fully brings this series back from the dead and we see more of these movies.

I love horror anthologies. of the VHS franchise, I think this is one of the strongest overall entries (although they all have high and low points). the framing story is over-acted (moreso that the dialogue is absurd). I really enjoyed Storm Drain from start to finish. it tells a creepy and scary story without being ridiculous. The Empty Wake is a little long. it's good to watch once and take in, but on repeat watchings it feels dull. The Subject is kind of bonkers in both good and bad ways. Terror is absolutely excellent, my favorite from this film.always love to see white supremacists get what's coming to them. hail raatma