V/H/S Viral
Eccentric horror anthology with viral videos theme
About V/H/S Viral
Released: 2014
Platform: Hulu
Rating: R
Run time: 1h 21m
Cast
Patrick Lawrie, Emilia Zoryan, Emmy Argo, Heather Hayes, Jessica Luza
About V/H/S Viral
'V/H/S Viral' is a 2014 American anthology horror film which is the third and final installment in the V/H/S trilogy. The film is centered around a Los Angeles police chase that goes viral, capturing the attention of the city. While the footage circulates around the internet, a series of tapes are discovered, each containing increasingly bizarre and terrifying tales of horror.
Making/Production
V/H/S Viral was produced by Gary Binkow and Brad Miska. It is a continuation of the 'found-footage' theme that the previous V/H/S films are renowned for. This film is unique in having a series of directors each taking responsibility for one of the anthology's individual segments.
Actors
- Patrick Lawrie played the role of Larry. His character is in constant pursuit of the police chase and he played the role with sincere fear and confusion.
- Emilia Zoryan played the part of Iris, a protagonist of one of the tapes. Her portrayal of a curious but unfortunate victim was commendable.
- Justin Welborn appeared as Dante the Great, a magician gone rogue. He challenged and engaged the audience with his intense portrayal.
Trivia/Interesting Facts
- Many of the tales in this film take on a significantly more demonic, supernatural tone than the previous installments.
- The creators of the film relied heavily upon practical effects rather than digital, adding to the chillingly authentic feel.
- This was the first film in the series to not feature Adam Wingard as a director.
Quotes
- "Something's wrong with that tape."
- "I am the magic."
- "Never open it. Never look."
Music, Soundtrack
- 'V/H/S Viral' doesn't contain a single official soundtrack, instead it relies heavily on ambient and horror-related sounds to create tension.
About V/H/S Viral
A thrilling anthology of tales focused on a deadly viral outbreak captured through digital devices and projected fame.