At the starting line for a jam-packed month of horror releases in 2026, the VOD release of Rabisu: Curse of the Demon was an April blindside....
In the realm of David Lynch films that weren’t made by David Lynch, Lake Mungo is the preeminent. Now, I’m not saying it’s “Lynchian” in the...
Before getting into this, I just want to say that I really, really liked The Killing Cell. Found footage is one of the best tools in...
The found footage sub-genre has had numerous iterations, from mockumentaries to home movies to literal found footage. Since the Blair Witch Project’s release, countless duplicates have...
Horror has, once again, proven it is the greatest force of positivity in the world of art today. Duplass Brothers Productions, known for its Creep franchise,...
Found footage is one of the most perfect conduits to tell a story. It’s cheap to film, you can get away with more, and you typically...
I’ve heard of the Unnamed Footage Festival for quite some time but hadn’t had the opportunity to be a part of it…until now. When I requested...
Episode Thirteen follows Fade to Black, a ghost hunting show run by husband and wife team Matt and Claire Kirklin. Matt is the typical Jason Hawes...
As a found footage film, The Ceremony doesn’t do anything overwhelmingly original with shot composition and camera style. It feels like many other found footage films, and it doesn’t try...
Livescreamers follows Janus Gaming, a group of internet personalities who have formed a gaming collective, sort of like Achievement Hunters or Funhaus (rest in peace). The group...
