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The V/H/S franchise is set to carry on with its eighth installment in 2025, titled V/H/S/Halloween. This new chapter will feature a talented lineup of horror directors. While other found-footage horror movie franchises have had successful runs in the past, like the [REC] movies, The Blair Witch Project, and Paranormal Activity, the endurance and ongoing appeal of V/H/S have solidified its status as arguably the undisputed ruler of the found-footage sub-genre. Here are five reasons that demonstrate why the V/H/S franchise has become the benchmark for found-footage horror series.

As a movie enthusiast, I’d like to share my thoughts on this fascinating series. In essence, it spans across four films, each one capturing the growth of our young protagonists over four years. The second film you’ve seen is a testament to that progression. Interestingly, we used the same talented actors, Paisley Cadorath and Gage Munroe, to portray my on-screen children in all movies. Their performances are simply outstanding! What I appreciate most about this project is the authenticity of watching these characters evolve and navigate through various stages of their lives, including a developing marriage.

Blending elements of cozy life simulations and adventure games, players assist Hello Kitty in revitalizing a once-glorious amusement park on the island, forming friendships along the way with the island’s charming residents.