My Screen Daily review of V/H/S is online.
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Thought VHS was like a gabba techno night only with images … the screen wouldn’t sit still long enough for me to enjoy it … v scary at times but my eyes hurt by the end 😉
Posted by Stuart Wright (@Leytonrocks) | August 25, 2012, 1:58 pm