V/H/S/Beyond

Is this part out!? Or not?

One of the best parts. Yes, this time it's all about monsters/aliens, but a Penguin or a Jump is just gorgeous. A doghouse or about a curious girl on a spaceship, in the spirit of the old parts, is also normal.

Again, only the general plot summed it up. It's very weak. Consider it gone.

Quadrobica 2.0 Is trash, but it's fucking awesome. And about the aliens. Greetings from Mulder and Scully?

As for me, the previous couple were more cheerful, but generally not bad.

The eighth film from the anthology series, stylized as recordings on VHS cassettes, also consists of six episodes, one of which is of the end-to-end type. It is called "Abduction, ghost" because of the English wordplay "Abduction, Adduction" and in it several people discuss how true the recording made by one of the missing Chinese migrants is.
The second story "Stork" is named after a participant in a police raid on a house where, on a tip, a baby thief is hiding. They are well armed, but they have absolutely no idea who they might meet there. Or what.
The third piece of the film "Dream Girl" is "Dream Girl" about a couple of papparats who came to film the mega-popular beer Tara (Namrata Sheth) and one even made his way to her trailer. That's just the wrong words for communication..
The fourth plot of "Live and Let Dive", which literally translates to "Live and let dive", is about a group of young people who made their friends a gift for a wedding — a parachute wad. That's just their plane collided with a UFO and they all literally crashed into an orange orchard together..
The fifth novel was directed and written by brothers Christian and Justin Long (you probably know the second one) and called it "Fur Babies" - "Fluffy Babies". It tells about a cute shelter for dogs, where activists saw a violation of animal rights, because there were like three stuffed animals on the fireplace there. And they decided to expose this vile (from their point of view) aunt, the owner of the shelter, to the open water. Well, they brought it out, yeah..
The sixth story "Stowaway" is literally "Stowaway" about an inquisitive journalist who came to write a report on strange visits, but accidentally found an alien spaceship..

All the stories are different and each with its own twist, except that there is too much chatter in the first one, and the whole action is literally at the very end for a couple of minutes. The rest are very cheerful both in terms of action and plot, but it's immediately clear that this is all unrealistic, although it was shot very healthily. No, it is clear that the previous films with reality also have nothing at all, but there, because of the quality of the picture, a kind of atmosphere was created, and here there are aliens and monsters in full growth and close-up! Visually, it's cool and this anthology is much more dynamic than the rest, but the spirit is somewhat lost, alas.. However, I think that such a mockumentary is quite worthy of existence! It's not enough to look at the vague shadows and ripples of an allegedly damaged film. But the film is still purely for the amateur and, first of all, the entire franchise and pseudo-documentaries.

It seems to be the best movie in the series. All the novels are not bad, a couple of them are even very good. There is no desire to rewind, and everything causes emotions.

Sad shit, sad shit. I don't recommend it

Well, there's not much in common with the previous parts (

I'm not a fan of pseudo-documentaries at all, I can't overcome the rejection of a camera shaking from Parkinson's. But this part is definitely much better "V/H/S 94".

Well, it went really well for me, the stories about the dog owner and the baby thief are right up to the frost...