On Monday, August 3, the horror streaming platform known as Shudder announced the ninth installment of V/H/S, a cult-favorite movie franchise that dates back to 2012.
V/H/S/MIXTAPE will begin streaming October 9 on Shudder, which took to social media on Monday to unveil the new project.
"The soundtrack to your nightmares is coming," reads the Instagram post's caption. "Press play if you dare. ?"
View this post on InstagramMIXTAPE reportedly features segments from veteran filmmaker Ernest Dickerson (Juice, Bones), Grammy-nominated hip-hop icon RZA and acclaimed filmmaker Renee Zhan — whose segment includes original puppets by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. The movie also features original music video interludes directed by Grammy-winning musician Flying Lotus.
The horror genre has very much been buzzing of late, following the jaw-dropping box-office performances of both Obsession and Backrooms. Plus, last month's San Diego Comic-Con hosted a Bold Voice of Contemporary Horror panel featuring Marvel Television stars Dan Stevens (Legion) and Deborah Ann Woll (Daredevil). Find out more here.
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