By their very nature, anthology films are pre-ordained to be variable in quality. No matter how good the material or the creative figures involved, any attempt to create a film consisting of self-contained short films is bound to end up with some working and others falling flat. Horror anthologies are especially difficult since different kinds of stories tend to sit uneasily along side each other. It's a problem that plagues the multi-director film V/H/S, which lets a group of young film-makers run wild with the concept of found-footage films, only half of which ultimately deliver on the concept.