VHS goes to hell.
A thirsty teenager's home video leads to a series of horrifying revelations, harkening back to the final punk rock analog days of VHS, while taking one giant leap forward into the hellish new millennium.
Status
Released
Original Language
EN
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Release Date
September 15, 2022
Popularity
1
Director
Joseph Winter
Writer
Flying Lotus
Writer
Joseph Winter
Producer
James Harris
Producer
Josh Goldbloom
Where to Watch
Cast
Jackson Kelly
Kaleb (segment "Shredding")
Jesse LaTourette
Rachel (segment "Shredding")
Keanush Tafreshi
Ankur (segment "Shredding")
Dashiell Derrickson
Chris Carbonara (segment "Shredding")
Tybee Diskin
RC (segment "Shredding")
Verona Blue
Deirdre (segment "Shredding")
Aminah Nieves
Charissa (segment "Shredding")
Kelley Missal
Jessie (segment "Shredding")
Melissa Macedo
Jessie Deux (segment "Shredding")
Alexia Ioannides
Lily (segment "Suicide Bid")
Isabelle Hahn
Annie (segment "Suicide Bid")
Breana Raquel
Helen (segment "Suicide Bid")
Caitlin Serros
Imogene (segment "Suicide Bid")
Brittany Gandy
Lucy (segment "Suicide Bid")
Logan Riley
Hannah (segment "Suicide Bid")
Christopher Lee Page
Giltine (segment "Suicide Bid")
Maurice Webster
Security Guard (segment "Suicide Bid")
Steven Ogg
Host (segment "Ozzy's Dungeon")
Jerry Boyd
Marcus (segment "Ozzy's Dungeon")
Sonya Eddy
Debra (segment "Ozzy's Dungeon")
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MovieGuys
I'm starting to wonder if there is any point to churning out more of these VHS found footage flicks. Increasingly my answer is "no". VHS99 really adds nothing terribly, new, scary or exciting to the VHS franchise. Some of the earlier VHS flicks did offer something a little different and imaginative but to me, this just feels like it was made for the sake of making it. If you have not watched a VHS horror flick before I think the earlier ones might be better place to start. This one's not awful, its mildly entertaining, just not overly original.
