
V/H/S/2 (2013) on Netflix
Private investigators Larry and Ayesha search a missing college student's house. They find televisions broadcasting static and a stack of VHS tapes, and Ayesha starts watching.
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- Netflix3.3/5
- IMDb6.0/1049,202 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes71%
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Plot summary
Kyle's mother hires the private investigators Larry and Ayesha to look into her son's disappearance. In his house they find televisions running white noise, a laptop still recording and a stack of VHS tapes, and Ayesha begins playing them while Larry inspects the rooms. One tape follows Herman, who receives an experimental ocular implant after losing an eye in a car accident and is told the device records everything he sees. Another follows a mountain biker who comes across a blood-covered woman pleading for help in a state park. A documentary crew enters an Indonesian cult compound to record the group's activities. Two brothers film their lakeside house with a camera strapped to their dog, Tank, while their parents are away.
Cast
Lawrence Michael Levineas Larry (segment "Tape 49")
Kelsy Abbottas Ayesha (segment "Tape 49")
L.C. Holtas Kyle (segment "Tape 49")
Simon Barrettas Steve (segment "Tape 49")
Mindy Robinsonas Tabitha (segment "Tape 49")
Adam Wingardas Herman (segment "Phase I Clinical Trials")
John T. Woodsas Dr. Fleischer (segment "Phase I Clinical Trials")
Hannah Al Rashidas Lena (segment "Safe Haven")
Fachry Albaras Adam (segment "Safe Haven")
Oka Antaraas Malik (segment "Safe Haven")
Epy Kusnandaras The Father (segment "Safe Haven")
Jay Saundersas Biker (segment "A Ride in the Park")
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about V/H/S/2 (2013)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- On July 10, 2013, critic Rex Reed drew controversy by admitting in a scathing review that he had walked out of V/H/S/2 at the end of the first segment, yet he still criticized later segments, describing "Slumber Party Alien Abduction" as a sleepover invaded by psycho kidnappers rather than aliens.
- The part in the film's first short was originally written with James Rolfe in mind, but he had to decline it because he was working on Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie.






















