‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ Will Blend Found Footage Horror With Music
The V/H/S anthology horror series continues its theme era with V/H/S/Mixtape, this time applying its found-footage frights to the world of music. As you might guess, this means several of the creators this time around have strong musical ties, including RZA and Flying Lotus. The film will also feature a special appearance by splatter-loving metal band Gwar.
- ▪The V/H/S anthology horror series continues its theme era with V/H/S/Mixtape, this time applying its found-footage frights to the world of music.
- ▪As you might guess, this means several of the creators this time around have strong musical ties, including RZA and Flying Lotus.
- ▪The film will also feature a special appearance by splatter-loving metal band Gwar.
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The V/H/S anthology horror series continues its theme era with V/H/S/Mixtape, this time applying its found-footage frights to the world of music. As you might guess, this means several of the creators this time around have strong musical ties, including RZA and Flying Lotus. The film will also feature a special appearance by splatter-loving metal band Gwar. Other segments come from Ernest Dickerson—an acclaimed cinematographer known for his work with Spike Lee but also a director in his own right with films like Juice and Bones and dozens of TV episodes, including The Walking Dead and The Wire—and David Moreau, who made the bonkers one-shot zombie movie Mads.
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