'The Blair Witch Project,' 'REC,' 'Be My Cat,' 'Host,' 'Lake Mungo,' 'Cloverfield,' and more of the best found footage films.
Found footage horrorhas grown in popularity since the success ofThe Blair Witch Projectwith dozens of movies now utilizing the approach to add tension and draw audiences in. Found footage is the technique of telling a story through the use of material that has supposedly been discovered. The peo...
Found footage reveals the fate of a special team sent in to investigate the unexplained disappearance of a Utah rancher's (Jon Gries) young son. Released: 2013 Directed by: Devin McGinn 69 Strait-Jacket Joan Crawford, Diane Baker, Leif Erickson 2 votes Though still mentally shaky, convicted ...
Released in 1999 and reigniting the popularity of the now horror staple found footage genre, the movie’s marketing even touted it as real. Every wobbly shot, every scream, and every stick figure that the three find are there to tell your brain that these people really went into the woods...
Also ranks #3 on The 65+ Best Found Footage Movies 6 Drag Me to Hell Alison Lohman, Justin Long, Lorna Raver 208 votes This Sam Raimi-directed horror-comedy focuses on a young loan officer, Christine, who becomes cursed after denying an old woman's request to extend her mortgage payment...
If you love found-footage horror, then this 2018 example from South Korea ranks among the most entertaining, jump-off-your-seat examples. The set-up is a standard one: Six YouTubers who host a ghost-hunting series head to a scary location and hit record until all hell breaks loose. In...
Released in 1999 and reigniting the popularity of the now horror staple found footage genre, the movie’s marketing even touted it as real. Every wobbly shot, every scream, and every stick figure that the three find are there to tell your brain that these people really went into the woods...
The Complex: Found Footage Platform: Windows If exploring the backrooms sounds like a fun, spooky way to kill time, thenThe Complex: Found Footageis the perfect horror game for you. In it, players are invited to pick up a VHS camera and immerse themselves in a mysterious story involving in...
Anybody who saw the absolute blast of found footage fun that was 2010's Troll Hunter knew that Norwegian director André Øvredal was somebody to watch out for. And yet six years later, his follow-up, this claustrophobic oddity about a father and son pair of coroners (pre-Succession Brian...
Other trends seen during this decade: Asian originals and occasional remakes (The Ring, Thirst), found footage (Paranormal Activity, Cloverfield), the return of the living dead (Shaun of the Dead, 28 Days Later), and nostalgic throwbacks (Slither, Death Proof).Time to add some scary MIDIs ...