Tag: Found Footage

The Outwaters Found Footage Horror Flick Out Now

February 25, 2023
Horror NewsPress Releases

A throwback to the early days of the found footage genre, The Outwaters will open in select theaters beginning February 9 from Cinedigm and Bloody Disgusting. Following its theatrical run, it will stream exclusively on Screambox. Memory cards unearthed in a remote stretch of the Mojave Desert tell the story of four travelers who vanished…

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Holes In The Sky: The Sean Miller Story Press Release

November 12, 2022
Horror NewsPress Releases

For Immediate Release: Holes in the Sky: The Sean Miller Story is now available on Amazon and Vudu VOD from Deskpop Entertainment. The movie, written and directed by filmmaker Ash Hamilton has garnered an impressive 24 awards on its festival run, making it the most highly awarded found footage film of all time, surpassing 1999’s…

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The Andy Baker Tape – Found Footage Press Release

July 24, 2022
Horror NewsPress Releases

Alpha House’s Bret Lada writes, directs, and stars in unnerving found footage horror pic The Andy Baker Tape, releasing this August from Terror Films.   In October of 2020 food blogger Jeff Blake and his half-brother Andy Baker hit the road on a food tour that had the potential to change their lives. They were never seen…

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Reel Evil (2012) – By Baron Craze

June 25, 2022
Film Reviews

Ever since The Blair Witch Project [1999] captured the fascination of many fans and aspiring filmmakers, it didn’t take long for the found footage subgenre to be set ablaze, and here is another one, slightly ho-hum in style, set in a decrepit abandoned hospital which housed the mentally ill patients. This sounds a tad similar…

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7 Nights of Darkness (2011) – By Baron Craze

June 11, 2022
Film Reviews

Allen Kellogg took on many roles for his first directing and written horror feature as a common trait for many independent filmmakers, and he stars in the film as the character Carter, with his creation lingering in the ghost genre, as well as dropping into the sub-genre of Found Footage. ***SPOILER ALERT*** “The film sets…

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The Pigman Murders (2015) – By Baron Craze

February 7, 2022
Film Reviews

Somebodys There is the original title of The Pigman Murders which made it Ireland’s turn to enter into the found footage sub-genre, with their creation from director and writer Stephen Patrick Kenny (24 Hours to Die [2016]), which shows great promise, especially when dealing a bunch of drunken buddies celebrating the life of fallen friend…

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Arkham Sanitarium: Soul Eater (2014) – By Baron Craze

November 5, 2021
Archived Reviews

Filmmaker Julian Grant, a professor for over 20-years, returns to low and micro budgets, known for his zombie art house film The Defiled [2010] and before that Electra (1996) which starred Shannon Tweed, now delivers an H.P. Lovecraft inspired film, and new avenue in the tiresome genre of found footage. His film presents ghosts, possessions,…

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Heilstätten (2018) – By Baron Craze

August 28, 2021
Film Reviews

Ah, the found footage subgenre continues to mightily roll-on, over 20-years ago The Blair Witch Project [1999] relaunched these films from the 70s on a spectacular internet marketing plan, then came the Paranormal Activity [2007] which led to its own franchise, in both cases these movies made one believe that what they saw was authentic…

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Dark Mountain (2013) – By Baron Craze

June 30, 2021
Film Reviews

Director and writer Tara Anaise with a story from Tamara Blaich, marks her debut in the found-footage horror genre, which for unknown statistically reasons and lack of data, shows, many women directors avoid the sub-genre. Nevertheless, Tara’s film begins honest intentions centered on a discovery of gold, and consequentially the lust for greed, with the…

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The Tunnel (2011) – By Baron Craze

May 31, 2021
Film Reviews

Director Carlo Ledesma (Sunod [2019]) uses natural devices, creating a novel path in this found footage film which includes interviews and narratives for his low-budget Australian indie horror feature in a mockumentary format. In the Australian cinema, it’s welcoming to see horror movies that provide refreshing tones from the commonly associated films of the ozploitation…

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