Horror movies do not scare me. If you're over the age of 12, they shouldn't scare you either. Occasionally, a film comes along that disturbs or upsets me ("Eden Lake" springs to mind), but in general I just judge a horror movie based on whether or not it is entertaining. "V/H/S" is entertaining. As with any anthology film, it's a total mixed bag and the framing story ends up making no sense, but overall I enjoyed the experience. I also have to give props to a low-budget film that exhibits good old-fashioned indie ingenuity. There are some truly creative visual gags and old school practical effects on display. So yeah, it's not really the terrifying masterpiece that it's hyped up to be, but if you're a fan of gory SOV horror, definitely give it a look.