‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ Horror Anthology Trailer

Mason Carter 09/25/2026

The world of horror is currently cranked up to eleven, and the music is getting a little louder. Shudder has just unveiled the official trailer for V/H/S/Mixtape, an anthology film that promises to turn the volume on cinematic dread by diving deep into the unsettling world of sound and cursed melodies.

This nine-part horror experience is set to debut for streaming on Shudder this October, ensuring that fans of found footage and freaky ideas will have plenty of nightmares to look forward to. V/H/S/Mixtape isn’t just another collection of scares; it’s a blood-soaked mixtape of terrifying performances, cursed music videos, and the raw energy of found footage.

What makes this anthology truly unique is the thematic focus. This time around, the film leans heavily into a specific brand of terror: music or sound horror. Prepare yourselves for a journey where the auditory landscape itself becomes the most terrifying element.

The anthology features a roster of creative minds who have brought their unique visions to the screen. Directors of the various segments include the visionary Ernest Dickerson, whose contribution Demon Knight brings a chilling edge, and Flying Lotus, whose segment Ash plunges viewers into a strange, otherworldly sci-fi horror setting.

The cast and creative talent are stacked with intriguing figures, including Ghost’s Tobias Forge, David Moreau in MadS, RZA in One Spoon of Chocolate, and Renee Zhan. This diverse lineup ensures that each segment delivers a distinct flavor of unsettling chaos.

Adding to the spectacle are phenomenal visual effects. The film prominently features the grotesque presence of GWAR and utilizes practical puppet effects from Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, blending visceral, handmade horror with cinematic flair.

The main cast includes stars such as Barbara Crampton, Alex Hsu, Elie Kaempfen, and Neela Jolene, all contributing to the chaotic narrative tapestry. The collective impact of these artists confirms why horror remains one of the most potent and enduring genres on film.

If you’re ready for mayhem that hits you right in the feels, prepare to press play. The message is clear: don’t turn down the volume. The world of V/H/S/Mixtape is here, and it’s ready to make some noise.