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The ‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ Trailer Promises Top-Volume Terror

The ‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ Trailer Promises Top-Volume Terror

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It’s just the right time of year for a new batch of grimy tapes to surface for another V/H/S entry—and the first trailer for the music-themed V/H/S/Mixtape has arrived. These films have offered consistent frights and freaky joy going back to the 2012 original, with Shudder becoming the home of the franchise in 2021. We’re always hoping that every V/H/S will match the highs of V/H/S/85 and V/H/S/Beyond, and maybe Mixtape‘s inclusion of demented-looking Jim Henson’s Creature Shop puppets will be the secret ingredient here.

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It’s just the right time of year for a new batch of grimy tapes to surface for another V/H/S entry—and the first trailer for the music-themed V/H/S/Mixtape has arrived. These films have offered consistent frights and freaky joy going back to the 2012 original, with Shudder becoming the home of the franchise in 2021. We’re always hoping that every V/H/S will match the highs of V/H/S/85 and V/H/S/Beyond, and maybe Mixtape‘s inclusion of demented-looking Jim Henson’s Creature Shop puppets will be the secret ingredient here.

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