An estimated 30% of people experience at least one sleep paralysis episode within their lifetime. Most resolve themselves over time. The teaser trailer for Night Terror,...
The haunted house story is one of the oldest narrative formulas in horror, so it stands to reason that it’s also one of the hardest sub-genres...
An attempted police cover-up leads to mind-bending terror in the trailer for Bodycam, which looks like a 75-minute V/H/S segment. Told from the perspective of police...
Found footage horror goes meta in Anacoreta, which leans into the genre tropes for a self-aware commentary on filmmaking. The Canadian indie will be released on...
Described as The Blair Witch Project meets Bone Tomahawk, found footage creature feature Primal Darkness is set for a spring release. The indie film will premiere...
Effective found footage storytelling requires a delicate balance of narrative structure and chaotic realism. After all, if you make your movie too realistic, it’ll likely be...
With a film like Dooba Dooba, it would be easy to sit back and let the film’s gimmick do a lot of the heavy lifting. Written...
Set in the vast world of H.P. Lovecraft, Dreams of a Dead God takes place in 1936 Louisiana following the events of the author’s seminal cosmic horror...
Dark Sky Films has released the unsettling trailer for Dooba Dooba, shot entirely on in-home security cameras and rooted in the analog horror aesthetic popularized by...
The official poster for Dooba Dooba channels the analog horror aesthetic previewed in last month’s eerie teaser trailer. Shot entirely on in-home security cameras, the found...
Chaos reigns on a bizarre babysitting gig in the mysterious new teaser for found footage horror movie Dooba Dooba. Dark Sky Films releases Dooba Dooba on...
The end of 2025 is nigh. To close out the first quarter of this century, the Halloweenies hit the archives and revisit all the horror movies...
Ignore your girlfriend… The last few weeks have been dominated by older texts: from 1975’s Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (listen) to Misery on...
Since 2021, Horror in the High Desert writer/director Dutch Marich has been spinning an increasingly strange found footage saga set in the Nevada high desert. What...
“Are all monsters a hoax, or is it possible that the monsters that haunt the 21st century hide in plain sight?” Found footage and mockumentary horror...
The Creep Tapes is back for a stronger and more surprising second season that digs deeper into the fractured mind of a chameleonic killer and the...
As a life-long fan of Found Footage, I’ve learned that the genre is usually at its best when divorced from the over-the-top narratives that we...
With Shelby Oaks, writer/director Chris Stuckmann made the leap from YouTube to theatrical film. But his feature directorial debut, which is now playing in theaters, doesn’t...
Tinsman Road is a grueling emotional gut punch that explores grief, guilt, and the great unknown, but poor pacing and a lack of conflict leave it...
Horror is a genre that thrives upon disruption and going against the grain. That being said, there’s a curious quality where fringe fascinations can progressively become...
Voyeurism has long played a pivotal role in horror storytelling, with seminal classics like Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954) and Michael Powell’s Peeping Tom (1960) placing...
Old-fashioned television programming still exists in many places throughout the world, but I think it’s safe to say that most internet users find the idea of...
Kris Collins’ directorial debut tackles the found footage genre with a tale of paranormal activity that gets lost in predictable scares and an uninspired ensemble. “I...
Whenever strange videos are posted online without context, people inevitably start debating over whether the post is part of an Alternate Reality Game developed by an...
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