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The latest entry in the V/H/S found-footage horror anthology series, 'V/H/S/Mixtape', is out on Shudder with a music-themed collection of short horror films. Reviews are mixed: IndieWire says the helter-skelter anthology still has some killer tracks, while The Guardian calls it a mixed bag of gory mini-movies, highlighting a segment with murderous puppets.
- 2Things Friends Forward Publishes Its 40th Edition●Edition 40 of Things Friends Forward is out on # Substack How many have you read?! 040: The Village Rules | 28 September
The newsletter Things Friends Forward has released its 40th edition, titled 'The Village Rules', covering 28 September to 4 October. The issue rounds up new music and mixtapes, reflects on 'the village we never leave', and examines what a new leader's first interview reveals about who sets the political framing. Readers are being asked how many editions they have read so far.
- 3Horror anthology V/H/S Mixtape heads to Shudder●There are horror treats in store in new anthology V/H/S Mixtape, presented by GWAR, featured at # BeyondFest , and now c
The new horror anthology V/H/S Mixtape, presented by shock rock band GWAR, has been featured at Beyond Fest and is now arriving on the streaming service Shudder. A new review says the film offers plenty of horror treats, drawing attention to the anthology's blend of found-footage segments and its theatrical festival run ahead of release.
- 4Mixtape Takes Game of the Year at Australian Game Developer Awards▼Mixtape Wins Game of the Year at the 2026 Australian Game Developer Awards Mixtape developer Beethoven & Dinosaur has wo
Mixtape developer Beethoven & Dinosaur won Game of the Year at the 2026 Australian Game Developer Awards, capping a trifecta that also included prizes for Excellence in Visual Art and Excellence in Sound Design. The Melbourne-born studio, previously known for Artful Escape, is being congratulated across gaming communities for the music-driven title's sweep of the major categories.
- 5V/H/S/Mixtape Review Finds Horror Franchise Falling Flat●‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ Isn’t a High Note for the Horror Franchise A few solid entries and a whole lot of Gwar can't quite eleva
The latest entry in the found-footage horror anthology series, V/H/S/Mixtape, is drawing lukewarm reviews. Critics note the film contains a few solid segments but is weighed down by heavy use of the band Gwar, and overall it fails to elevate the long-running franchise. Discussion is centered on whether the anthology format has run out of steam.
- 6Mixtape Takes Game of the Year at Australian Game Developer Awards 2026●Mixtape Wins Three Awards at Australian Game Developer Awards 2026, Including GOTY https://www. gamesindustry.biz/mixtap
The game Mixtape won three awards at the Australian Game Developer Awards 2026, including the top prize of Game of the Year. The results are being shared across gaming news outlets and developer communities, drawing attention to the title's success and its recognition among Australian industry peers this year.
- 7Review: 'V/H/S/Mixtape' Falls Flat for Horror Franchise●'V/H/S/Mixtape' Isn't a High Note for the Horror Franchise https://gizmodo.com/v-h-s-mixtape-movie-review-shudder-200082
Gizmodo has published a negative review of 'V/H/S/Mixtape', the latest entry in the found-footage horror anthology series streaming on Shudder. The outlet says the new film is not a high point for the franchise, suggesting the long-running anthology is losing steam with this installment.
- 8Chance the Rapper's Coloring Book gets fresh reappraisal●8 reasons you should have celebrated "Coloring Book" with Chance The Rapper
Chance the Rapper's 2016 mixtape Coloring Book is back in the conversation, with a new piece laying out eight reasons fans should have celebrated the album more. The list highlights the record's blend of gospel and hip-hop, its guest lineup, and its free-release model. Commenters are revisiting the Grammy-winning project as it marks another anniversary.