Glenn McQuaid

Okay, so it's not quite the most authentic format for a found footage flick entitled V/H/S, but hey, who are we to argue when we get some goodies for you guys? Up for grabs is a copy of the aforementioned shocker on Blu-ray. Get in here to win!

Like it or not, the collective efforts offered up in found footage anthology V/H/S made quite the mark on the genre last year, and to celebrate the upcoming theatrical, DVD and Blu-ray UK releases, Momentum Pictures have one very special screening quite literally in store.

One of our favorite indies of the past several years, I Sell the Dead, is having a special screening/Q&A/meet & greet on Friday, October 26th, in one of the oldest theaters in New Jersey with the coolest guys in modern horror. If you're in the area, read on for the details of this can't miss event!

The final live performance of Glass Eye Pix's Tales from Beyond the Pale is happening this coming Tuesday, October 23rd, at Dixon Place in New York City. The twin bill of "Dead Air" and "Caper" features Mark Margolis ("Breaking Bad") and James LeGros (Bitter Feast).

Finally the Sundance sensation known as V/H/S is coming home to Blu-ray and DVD, and we have a look at the artwork and more for you. The best part? You won't even have to adjust your tracking to watch it! Remember that? Ah, technology!

Hey you. Yeah, you, sitting there reading this. Whatcha doing? Have a couple of minutes? Of course you do! Wanna see something really scary? Then check out this latest clip from V/H/S.

As we recently told you, Glass Eye Pix is taking its successful audio dramas Tales from Beyond the Pale out of the studio and onto the New York stage for four performances in October, and we now have the full lineup to share with those of you lucky enough to live close by.

Simon Barrett offered V/H/S fans a glimpse at an alternate ending of the film recently in the form of a still, and we have it for you right here. Check it out along with an explanation of why it didn't fit and was cut. Dig it!

On Saturday, September 22nd (that's tomorrow for you space cadets not following along), we'll be taking to our Twitter account to host a special fan chat with director Joe Swanberg, who came up with the segment "The Sick Thing That Happened to Emily When She Was Younger" from V/H/S.

Magnet has released Esad Ribic's comic-style one-sheet for V/H/S (review here) - the final one in the set - and we have this beauty right here for you to dig on.

The 7,087,321,493,018th new one-sheet for V/H/S (review) has arrived, and we're starting to wonder if the publicity team will be releasing one new poster for every second in the movie. Dig it!

Magnet has released Tony Moore's comic-style one-sheet for V/H/S (review here), and we have this beauty right here for you to dig on. This could be our favorite one yet.

Another comic-style one-sheet in promotion of V/H/S (review) has come our way from Magnet and artist Jason Latour, and we're happy to share this one with you cats exclusively!

A week or so ago we received a large box in the mail. Inside was a VCR wrapped in blood-stained paper along with an equally stained box containing an unmarked video cassette. We bootlegged the clip for you then, but now we have the whole enchilada!

A new one-sheet for V/H/S (review) (available now on VOD) is here. It was inspired by one of the flick's segments, and we have it say it's pretty friggin' wicked. Check it out!