TelegraphV/H/S shows there’s a little bit of fight left in it the found-footage horror subgenre yet
The New YorkerAll of the short films are genuinely unnerving, and the point-of-view camerawork is, at times, startling.
Salon ArtsAn ingenious hybrid: part Godardian art film, part abstract video experiment, part sleazy shocker, and all self-castigating ...
Los Angeles TimesAt nearly two hours, the gimmick punctures a hole in itself, causing ambience bleed-out.
New York PostV/H/S puts the majority of today's mainstream "scary" movies to shame; perhaps the solution is to cut them all down to about...
Washington PostV/H/S probably sounded great in the pitch meeting, but it loses all luster through some shoddy execution.
Chicago Sun-TimesIn 1999, a film publicist named Jeff Dowd sidled over to me at the Salt Lake City airport and gave me my first tout that yea...
ReelViewsV/H/S is a low-budget effort that applies the first person/"found footage" approach to a horror anthology.
Film FractureV/H/S is a nice batch of shorts, but they don't tie together visually as well as they should, and the feature as a whole run...
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Director: Adam Wingard
Writer: Simon Barrett
Studio: Magnet Releasing
Cast: Joe Swanberg, Adam Wingard, Sophia Takal
Release: September 12, 2012
Writer: Simon Barrett
Studio: Magnet Releasing
Cast: Joe Swanberg, Adam Wingard, Sophia Takal
Release: September 12, 2012
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