V/H/S/Mixtape

Horror film enthusiasts have a new found footage horror release to anticipate with the arrival of V/H/S/Mixtape. This feature film is officially scheduled for a United States Limited and United States Digital debut on Friday, October 9, 2026, following an earlier United States Premiere on September 30, 2026. Audiences planning to experience this latest installment in cinemas can also find it listed across various platforms, as the title is available for viewing through streaming on Philo, AMC Plus Apple TV channel, AMC+ Amazon Channel, and Shudder.

As part of the established V/H/S Collection, this horror anthology belongs to the Horror, Music, Thriller genres. According to the official synopsis, V/H/S/Mixtape cranks the volume on horror with a blood-soaked collection of cursed music videos, terrifying performances, and found footage, urging viewers to press play and pray it stops. The narrative incorporates elements typical of an anthology and a sequel, utilizing a point of view style to deliver terrifying scenes.

The creative vision behind the picture is guided by director David Moreau, working alongside a team of writers that includes Zoe Cooper, RZA, and Ernest R. Dickerson. The production efforts were managed by producers Brad Miska, Michael Schreiber, and Roy Lee, while the audio landscape was shaped by composers Flying Lotus, Alex Geringas, and Mike Himelstein.

The ensemble cast features performers appearing across various segments, including Mike Derks as BalSac the Jaws o' Death, Michael Bishop as Blothar the Berserker, Brad Roberts as Jizmak Da Gusha, Casey Orr as Beefcake the Mighty, and Bob Gorman as Bonesnapper the Cave Troll in the frame narrative. Additional cast members appearing in the dance segment include Josh Willis, Christopher Romero Sosa, Barbara Crampton, Erin Griff, Zach Jobe, Raymond Carr, and Dan Garza.

This cinematic project is an international collaboration involving production companies Spooky Pictures, Image Nation Studios, and Be Afraid Media. Developed across the United States of America and the United Arab Emirates, the film uses English as its original spoken language and carries an unrated (NR) age designation in the United States. Viewers looking for a runtime-conscious experience will find that the feature lasts for 1h 38m (98 minutes).

Current engagement metrics for V/H/S/Mixtape show a user rating of 4.364/10 from 11 votes on TMDB alongside a popularity score of 19.7843. The production draws on themes like cosmic horror and psychological horror, offering a mix of absurd, desperate, and pathetic situations captured through an analog horror aesthetic that expands upon the ongoing legacy of the franchise.