V/H/S: Viral

Kevin, a budding videographer, begins documenting his relationship with Iris, showcasing their early excitement together. What starts as a creative outlet for both quickly turns into a source of discomfort as Kevin's true intentions surface, revealing the darker undertones of his obsession with filming.

Initially eager to be filmed, Iris’s enthusiasm gradually fades. As Kevin's motivations become clearer, she begins to feel uneasy about the ongoing documentation of their personal lives, leading to tension in their relationship.

The narrative subtly unveils Kevin's abusive home life, particularly his relationship with his violent grandmother. This emotional strain manifests through physical evidence, such as Kevin's bruised nose, adding a layer of complexity to his character.

A high-speed chase involving an ice-cream truck captivates the neighborhood and is broadcasted live on television. As Kevin eagerly tries to capture this thrilling moment on film, he misses the opportunity when the truck swiftly passes by his home.

Amidst the chaos, Iris steps outside in a trance-like state after receiving a strange video call. In a shocking turn of events, she vanishes when Kevin briefly looks away, prompting him to search for answers regarding her sudden disappearance.

After being instructed by an officer to vacate the area, Kevin experiences a life-altering moment when the speeding ice-cream truck strikes him. This shocking incident shakes him to his core, amplifying his fixation on the truck and Iris's safety.

As Kevin becomes obsessed with the ice-cream truck, the narrative transitions into an investigative documentary format. Through interviews with various individuals, including magic aficionados and law enforcement, disturbing patterns begin to emerge in the community.

Parallel to Kevin's story, John McMullen ascends to fame as 'Dante the Great'. However, his success is tainted by the dark legacy of a magical cloak that demands sinister sacrifices to retain its powers, revealing the tragic consequences of his actions.

In a contrasting storyline, Alfonso is secretly inventing a machine for interdimensional travel in a quiet Spanish town. His invention unexpectedly opens a portal to a doppelgänger's reality, leading to unsettling encounters and chaos as both worlds collide.

As Kevin continues to pursue the ice-cream truck, the city becomes engulfed in flames from a series of explosive incidents. Amidst the pandemonium, Kevin discovers a woman in a trance, showcasing the profound impact of the escalating violence.

Kevin finally locates the ice-cream truck, but it has transformed into a haunting shell of its former self. He confronts a horrific scene filled with body parts and flickering televisions, which leads to the unsettling revelation of Iris's fate.

Torn by guilt and despair over his actions and the ensuing carnage, Kevin uploads the harrowing footage of the truck's aftermath. This desperate act amplifies his emotional turmoil and reflects the catastrophic consequences of his obsession with filming.

In the aftermath of his devastating journey, Kevin uncovers Iris's lifeless body, deepening his psychological torment and sense of loss. This haunting revelation marks a critical turning point, questioning the reality of his life and choices.

The film concludes with Kevin's reflection in Iris's phone revealing the grotesque outcomes of his obsession. This haunting image encapsulates the dark narrative, leaving the audience to ponder the ramifications of technology and human morality.

The story wraps up with an unsettling post-credits scene that presents a grim glimpse into an organization hunting a serial killer. This chilling metaphor reflects the chaos and destruction permeating the characters' lives, leaving viewers in a state of contemplation.