V/H/S/94’s First Trailer Looks Like a Spooky Jump-Start of the Series

We’ve acquired screams. We’ve acquired darkish, sinister tunnels. We’ve acquired severed heads, strolling corpses, coffins doing issues they undoubtedly shouldn’t be doing, unusual weapons, and explosions. All of it’s captured from the grainy, glitchy, shaky-as-hell standpoint of a freaked-out filmer who one way or the other manages to carry onto their digicam whereas combating for his or her life. Yep, it’s the primary trailer for V/H/S/94, the newest (and probably best?) within the found-footage anthology sequence. Watch it beneath!

As with all of the V/H/S movies—and found-footage horror usually—the frights right here look to stem from the truth that we’re experiencing the shocks proper together with the one that’s capturing them, in addition to the unease in not with the ability to see precisely what’s happening due to some intentionally crappy manufacturing values. That crappiness will hopefully be balanced out by suspenseful writing that units up the situations, and a heavy dose of dread filling every section’s environment.

Here’s the movie’s official synopsis: “After the discovery of a mysterious VHS tape, a brutish police swat team launch a high intensity raid on a remote warehouse, only to discover a sinister cult compound whose collection of pre-recorded material uncovers a nightmarish conspiracy. V/H/S/94 is the fourth installment in the hit horror anthology franchise and marks the return of the infamous found footage anthology with segments from franchise alumni Simon Barrett (Séance) and Timo Tjahjanto (May the Devil Take You Too) in addition to acclaimed directors Jennifer Reeder (Knives & Skin), Ryan Prows (Lowlife), and Chloe Okuno (Slut).”

At San Diego Comic-Con earlier this 12 months, the V/H/S/94 panel dialogue revealed the segments (all set in 1994) will construct towards an overarching story. That’s a primary for the sequence, however it is sensible and seems like simply the form of recent strategy that would assist followers wipe the earlier sequence entry—2014’s disappointing V/H/S: Viral—out of their minds. V/H/S/94 can have its world premiere at Fantastic Fest in late September earlier than arriving on Shudder on October 6.

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