V/H/S 2 (2013)

[Outpost #31]

The first film seemed to provoke strong opinions of love or hate so should be interesting to see a sequel. I just saw the first last night and gotta say I was pleasantly surprised. Sanchez and Evans being involved excites me! Here's some early info:

A sequel to the recent horror anthology V/H/S is already moving forward, and new directors are being lined up to collaborate on the project.

Most notably, Eduardo Sanchez, one of the directors of the first found footage horror flick, The Blair Witch Project, and Gareth Evans, who helmed the recent Indonesian action hit The Raid: Redemption, will be among the directors writing and directing segments that will make up V/H/S/ 2.

The first movie’s directors included Adam Wingard, David Bruckner, Ti West, Glenn McQuaid, Joe Swanberg, and Radio Silence.

Others that will be working on the sequel include Wingard, who’s returning to make a full segment, Hobo With A Shotgun director Jason Eisner, Macabre director Timo Tjahjanto, Gregg Hale, who is Sanchez’s producing partner and will be co-directing his segment with him, and Simon Barrett, who makes his directorial debut after working only as a writer on the first.

http://www.geeksofdoom.com/2012/11/0...lp-make-vhs-2/

[BeRightBack]

Insta watch for me, just because Jason Eisner is directing a segment. Eduardo Sanchez also directed the recent "Lovely Molly" which seems to have gotten some praise, here. It'll also be interesting to see what Gareth Evans comes up with. The films I've seen of his have been hyper action/martial arts (Merantau, The Raid).

[Deadly Fiend]

The first was okay, I'll need to see a trailer for this before I decide if I wanna see it or not.

[TheReturnOfSarsoor]

The first was horrible. I will give this a shot though because there is no story to follow just different segments. I'm hopeful they can at least produce a deecent one in the sequel.

[The Revelator]

I'm in. First film was solid.

[The Geek]

Ti West is out and Jason "Hobo with a Shotgun" Eisner is in? I'll bite.

[Heathen]

I just lost some respect for Eisner. They could've at least named the sequel D/V/D. But no, they are already stagnating and bringing nothing noteworthy to the stagnant found footage subgenre. *barf*

[Rusted]

I'll pass.

Didn't like the first one at all.

[TheReturnOfSarsoor]

Originally Posted by Heathen

I just lost some respect for Eisner. They could've at least named the sequel D/V/D. But no, they are already stagnating and bringing nothing noteworthy to the stagnant found footage subgenre. *barf*

The third one bluray. Right! RIGHT!

[Heathen]

Originally Posted by TheReturnOfSarsoor

The third one bluray. Right! RIGHT!

No, the third would be the requisite prequel called BETA, about a beta monkey who sits in his dorm room all day, writing to women in prison, and dreaming of making the first found footage film, on BETA no less, about women in prison.