ICYMI: Shudder's VHS99 presented us with five unique stories, too bad only two out of the three struck horror gold for the franchise. review
\nShudder's V\/H\/S 99 brought together five stories from different creative minds to the screen in a mixed bag of horror splendor with some unfortunate tropes mixed throughout. The directors include Maggie Levin for 'Shredding,' Johannes Roberts for 'Suicide Bid,' Flying Lotus for 'Ozzy's Dungeon,' Tyler MacIntyre for 'The Gawkers' and Vanessa and Joseph Winter for 'To Hell and Back.
Those aspects of the segment were incredible, and most of it became a truly satisfying horror experience, but one aspect didn't sit well. There was a theme of angry and\/or monstrous fat women. The particular focus on this issue can be seen in the mother and the vessel in which the wish-granting monster resides. Both share a lens of the monstrous, even at different stages.
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