V/H/S Viral

2014
15
1h 21m

IMDb RATING

4.2/10

21K

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In this third installment of the V/H/S saga, fame-obsessed teens unwittingly become stars of the next internet sensation following a car crash in Los Angeles.

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A Los Angeles police chase sends a fame-obsessed man on a wild ride to save his girlfriend from a cybernetic terror.A Los Angeles police chase sends a fame-obsessed man on a wild ride to save his girlfriend from a cybernetic terror.A Los Angeles police chase sends a fame-obsessed man on a wild ride to save his girlfriend from a cybernetic terror.

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Trivia
Lily from the segment "Amateur Night" from V/H/S (2012) can be seen in the distorted/scrambled camera phone images during the wraparound segment.

Crazy credits
No animals were harmed in the making of this film. In fact, they enjoyed it.

Connections
Featured in FoundFlix: V/H/S VIRAL (2014) Ending Explained (2022)

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Performed by Ramona Falls

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5/10

What happened with this series?

VHS2 is one of the best horror films I've seen in recent memory. It tightened the overlong editing of the first movie and added genuinely creepy moments. I was looking forward to watching VHS: Viral after seeing VHS2, because I thought they'd gotten a solid pattern down. But no.

No, instead you get skateboarding teens looking "totally rad" while fighting a group of cultists (seriously.) And then, after fending off the angry mob, the 15-year-old boys skate home.

VHS: Viral offers four stories: the magician story, the multi-universe story, the aforementioned skateboarding brats yarn, and a wraparound that ties all these vignettes together. These stories all stink except for "Parallel Monsters," which is good enough to warrant its own film.

If you can, watch "Parallel Monsters" without wasting your time with the rest of this sequel.