Every fall, I make a list of new horror movies I have to check out before the spooky season comes to an end. For the past few years, the V/H/S series of great anthology movies has given me some of the craziest, most unsettling, and goriest experiences, and it’s no different this year with the release of V/H/S/Halloween. Having read CinemaBlend’s four-star review before settling in for a night of thrills and chills, I was prepared for a couple more hours of insane found footage.
The five segments (plus the frame narrative) that make up the eighth installment in the outrageous anthology series were over-the-top in terms of gore, visceral scenes, and stomach-churning imagery. But there’s one short film that freaked me out the most, both as a horror fan and a dad…
