V/H/S 94 -- it was on Shudder, so I figured why not. At this point, I am gonna have to consider this "found footage" series to be "comedy-horror" though. My son and I found little to be scary, although a bit was uncomfortable and we laughed repeatedly at how absurd it was... so it was enjoyable on that level. Probably the craziest segment was the one by Timo Tjahjanto, who did another infamous VHS segment back in the second film (?) about the cult -- typically lots of blood and craziness and wild action shots, which this segment about a mad scientist merging machine and human also embodies. The first segment about the Rat Man was also amusing from the sheer craziness of it. You do need a fairly strong stomach / detachment at times.
I do miss the moments when the series managed (despite all the segment misfires) to occasionally produce something with real pathos -- I'm thinking primarily the segment in V/H/S about the succubus, or in V/H/S 2 about the guy with the helmet cam who gets turned into a rage zombie. Occasionally the segments were able to evoke an emotional response. Now they are mostly just eh, like one-off trial stories by upcoming wannabes.
The framing story of course is complete garbage. This is one area that V/H/S has never ever been good at. Is this because they just create the frame without knowing what the segments actually are, so there can be no sense of connection between everything? But they seem to even be the worst of the worst.
One Cut of the Dead -- This was just, frankly, great. One of the funnest, funniest, creative things I've seen in Asian horror. It's not even scary, it's just fun as heck. If you watch the first 20-30 minutes and think some of it feels a bit B rate, there's a reason for that, and you should just persevere to the end because the second half of the film enlightens the first. But I find this film endearing. And literally all of the characters have mini-arcs, they actually feel like real people even if not super fleshed out. It is just so fun, and funny.
