V/H/S/Halloween

Name: V/H/S/Halloween
Genre: Horror
Released: October 3, 2025
Duration: 115 min
Rating: 67

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Shudder | Release Date (Streaming): October 3, 2025 | Not Rated

Summary: A collection of Halloween-themed videotapes unleashes a series of twisted, blood-soaked tales, turning trick-or-treat into a struggle for survival

Genre(s): Horror

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 115 min

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Slashfilm Ryan Scott

Sep 23, 2025

I don't know if I could rightfully say that this is the best "V/H/S" movie ever. "V/H/S/2" would have something to say about that. But it absolutely continues the hot streak the series has been on. If they continue to be this good, the franchise could run forever and I'd be happy about it. Read full review

Thom Ernst

Oct 6, 2025

V/H/S Halloween marks the eighth entry in the franchise, and somehow it manages to feel just as effective, maybe even more so, than its predecessors. Read full review

Next Best Picture Lex Briscuso

Oct 3, 2025

V/H/S Halloween is a terrifyingly worthy addition to the ranks, excitedly and expertly bringing gorgeously gory and gratuitous fun to fans who love that stuff the most — and god are we grateful for it. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Brian Tallerico

Sep 22, 2025

V/H/S/HALLOWEEN is one of the best entries in this now-annual anthology series because it feels the most tonally consistent (and has maybe the best batting average). Not only are most of the stories tied together with themes of Halloween, like urban legends, bowls of candy, and haunted houses, but they mostly have the same tone: a tongue-in-bloody-cheek sense of humor and willingness to go beyond perceived decorum. Read full review

Jim Vorel

Oct 2, 2025

Even with a bit of a dip in “Kidprint,” V/H/S/Halloween registers as one of the series’ strongest recent efforts, buoyed by the joyfully demented humor and explosive bloodletting of “Diet Phantasma,” “Fun Size” and “Home Haunt” in particular. Read full review

The Guardian Catherine Bray

Feb 4, 2026

This horror bonanza, the eighth instalment in the V/H/S anthology series, is a mixed bag, with some very high highs and regrettably poor lows. Read full review

Collider Shawn Van Horn

Oct 2, 2025

V/H/S/Halloween is dark and demented, and is the funniest movie of this franchise. But if the V/H/S series just turned it down a notch and tried some different storytelling formats, the next one could be even better. Read full review

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