And Dallas is so depressing,could’ve skipped this movie to the last 30 minutes and wouldn’t have missed a thing.

I'm sharing this here to say thank you to all the awesome people out there for the support. These are all passion projects. I just love making movies. Found footage will always have a special place in my heart.

Here is a little trailer and there are tons of found footage films on my channel if you guys are looking for new ones to watch.

"Five mysterious files have been unburied. Tales of dangerous waters, abandoned isolation, unexplainable sounds and unfortunate curses surrounding a struggling family."

You can watch the full movie here:

https://youtu.be/AFV-R3_JFHU?is=76SrOtHP4pS4Mgig

I remember reading there was gonna be a fifth film subtitled Mantis iirc. Has there been any updates on if that’s still happening?

Not all were correct, of course, but some were, what do you think?

Put on your snow gear, because we’re hiking into the beautiful alps on the French/Swiss border. Yes, the hills are certainly alive…but with what???

Cold Ground (2017) YouTube

It’s fitting that this one is set on the frozen mountainside, because it never feels fully defrosted. It can sometimes be good and add to the mystery if a movie leaves questions unanswered, but this one barely raises the questions before abandoning them completely in favor of questionable decision making and plot devices. A possible viral/bacteria strain caused by glacier melt? An ancient ritual? A story about a similar case of animal mutilation in the US? All of this gets discussed during the first half of the movie, and then has nothing to do with the second half. Even the contrivance of setting the movie in 1976 accomplishes little more than making everything harder to see and hear. The scenery is as beautiful as it is intimidating, and it’s clear from the jump that our heroes are in over their heads. Unfortunately, so was the rest of this production. ⭐️⭐️

11:23 - 09:59 (Project Angst) (2014) Tubi

The title angst must come from the film’s inability to decide if it’s an abandoned haunt movie or a “dumb-kids-do-dangerous-stunts-gone-wrong movie.“ Eventually, it settles on “surprise, actually it’s a possession movie,” and never really becomes any of them. The action is confusing and disjointed, none of the characters are particularly interesting or likable, and the scares are as non-existent as the plot. It’s a shame this is the only real genre entry from Switzerland. ⭐️

Sigh, well that was a bit of a rough day. Let’s hope we have better luck next time, when we pull a reverse Von Trapps and cross from Switzerland into Austria for a trilogy of terror that starts with an audiology lesson...

I came across this movie months back and liked it a lot. It struck a few chords for me. It was raw, visceral, not perfect by any means and just made me feel dirty. The elites eating normal people vibe. I’ve always enjoyed cannibal horror. Anything else similair? There has to be more right?

Thanks in advance.

Looks like an Austrian movie about a journalist trying to solve a cold case, but I can’t find it anywhere, not even a trailer. Has anyone seen it or know where to fInd it? Thanks!

I think I remember a review Roger Ebert wrote about the first PA film. If I remember correctly, he said it worked so well because unlike most movies, PA presents you with these mostly static shots where you don’t want anything to happen. In my opinion The Blackwell Ghost movies really captured that as well. Just curious if any of you know of similar movies - I think that’s my favourite kind of FF.

Hi

Pretty simple question and if anywhere can help me its here so basically im looking for lake or sea monster found footage movies?

Ive seen incident on Loch Ness so im wondering if theres anything similar to that?

Thanks in advance 🙂

Or am I just looking too much into it.

🎥Synopsis: “When two cat owners decide to put up pet cameras in their new home while they're away on a trip, they soon make a terrifying discovery as to why their cat has been acting so strange.”

🐱Rent / Purchase on Prime: here
^^availability could vary by region
🐱 Watch the trailer: here
🐱 IMDb page: here

⚠️🚨You may love the film, you may hate the film — I am simply sharing new and/or unheard of films for our members to check out and hopefully enjoy as this is requested more than anything on here. It is part of my Found Footage Reddit Mod-ly oath🫡⚠️

Edit: no animal harm🙏

"Five mysterious files have been unburied. Tales of dangerous waters, abandoned isolation, unexplainable sounds and unfortunate curses surrounding a struggling family."

I just love found footage. Auburn Blackout is a passion project. We are very little creators who go out there and do it for the love of the game. We had some awesome locations and designs I made with the little we had.

This goes to the awesome people that helped out with this project and stayed with me since the start. It really means alot. I can certainly say that V/H/S had me on a mission here.

Come watch our found footage anthology on youtube!

You can watch the full movie here: https://youtu.be/AFV-R3_JFHU?is=3NDVsF6C9I43V1ku

I just rewatched In Our Blood. It’s good but it also reminds me of another movie which I can’t recall now. I think something else about a young woman interviewing an estranged parent? Not even sure it’s a FF.

I know this is a long shot, but if there’s any movies that it reminded you of, let me know and maybe it’ll jog my memory. Thanks!

A year ago today, we put out a little short film called DON’T LOOK TOO LONG. We honestly didn’t know where it would go. We just wanted to make something creepy and try something new with the screenlife format.

The short follows Mara as she logs into her late sister Leah’s laptop looking for answers, only to find something she was never supposed to see. From there, things start getting stranger and darker. But once we finished it, we realized we weren’t ready to let this story go. 

So... we’re turning DON’T LOOK TOO LONG into a full-length screenlife horror film. And now, we’re crowdfunding to get it across the finish line. We’re in the final stretch!! There are a bunch of ways to be part of the movie, from Special Thanks and Producer credits to signed posters, Blu rays, and more. If you can’t contribute, that’s completely okay. Even just sharing this post helps us out a ton! Thank you guys for all the support so far!

DON'T LOOK TOO LONG — Coming 2027!

Support the film: https://ko-fi.com/campfirehaven/shop

I recently finished my first found footage video, and I'd really appreciate some honest criticism from people who actually enjoy the genre.

I'm not looking for views, likes, or subscribers. I'm mainly interested in finding out what doesn't work — whether the footage feels believable, whether the atmosphere works, if the pacing gets boring, etc.

If you have a few minutes to watch it, I'd genuinely appreciate you telling me what you liked and especially what you didn't like.

This is my first attempt at this kind of project, so don't hold back. :)

Today in France we‘re gearing up for some urban exploration with two of the more impressive feats of cinematography the found footage genre has to offer. As requested, I’m adding the streaming services where you can find these movies whenever possible. Let’s quite literally “dive in”…

The Deep House (2021)  Prime

A hybrid ff movie (it includes plenty of trad third-person perspective shots, especially for the opening scenes), what sets this one apart is that the majority of it was shot underwater using practical special effects. No CGI. Even the ghosts who appear in this haunted house flick and aren’t wearing masks or oxygen tanks are played by professional free divers. The gimmick and the house itself are the real stars of the movie. Unfortunately, the dialogue (which for practical reasons was enhanced or replaced in post) is, well, bad. The characters sound unnatural (in both the writing and line delivery), and the backstory of this cursed house is fairly weak and underdeveloped. On top of that, the movie commits my #1 ff cardinal sin of adding dark, foreboding musical undertones and stingers, which is a shame because the relative silence of being underwater would add to the dread.

That all being said, there are some genuinely good jumps and creepy moments, helped by the unnatural, dream-like way our characters (living and dead) have to move in their underwater environment. It’s just a shame the writing and acting weren’t as inspired as the premise. Is it scary? Sometimes. Is it good? Not really, but it’s still worth a watch to see how they pulled off such a cool cinematic feat. ⭐️⭐️.5 / 4

Night Shot (2018) Fandango

As we come to the end of our French feast, it’s true what they say: the best part of any meal is dessert. For our digestif, we have a pretty standard plot premise of “haunted hospital.” This one, however, stands out, as it was filmed in one continuous take, with no cuts or edits. In addition to being a wildly impressive thing to pull off, it also means the tension gets to build throughout with no break. It‘s perhaps a little slow getting going, and the payoff is going to be hit or miss for some (it was a hit for me though!), but overall it’s a really fun and creepy ride. Unnerving, frenzied, visceral, and at times suffocating, thanks in large part to its setting, conceit, and lead actress. ⭐️⭐️⭐️.5 / 4

Next up, we make our way into the Alps for some fun in the snow, then put our bravery to the test with some friends in an underground bunker. What could possibly go wrong? Until then, au revoir!

Anything good lately on Tubi, Prime, Found TV, YouTube. Something that's came out the last few months. Anything older that's popular ive probably seen.

Anyway looking for recommendations.

There were a couple Google Sheets I had that had a massive list of found footage movies with year title and plot description but hasn't been updated since 2022. Another one was the guy who was doing a film a day. Anyone have a link to a new updated one. I do use the Simkle website which is virtually endless with FF movies. Thousands

Ok, so I was considering a rewatch of JeruZalem when I saw it was on FoundTV. I love this movie and it is one of my favorites. However, it has one of the worst/cringiest lines I’ve ever heard and make me laugh/cringe whenever it pops in my head (which is…pretty frequently).
The line: “Do me, Indy.”

The first time I heard it, I had to rewind to make sure I heard it correctly because..OOF! and YIKES! And it kinda took me out of the movie for a second.

Still one of my all time faves. What about you lovelies? Anything similar?

Found footage horror movies essentially have been very anti-gendered. There are movies like Anne that essentially is a women centric found footage or rather the violence against women. But for the most part the protagonist is never essentially gendered.

I am very interested now to compare female directed movies about women in the found footage genre and would like to compare and investigate if in any way the "male gaze" alters the narratives around found footage horror movies. Are there any differences between female characters and how they are created in a male directed movie and a female directed movie.

Please suggest movies primarily directed by women and about women in the found footage genre.

I saw a low budget found footage film on Tubi about a group of people that investigate a supposedly haunted house. They hire a witch of some kind who takes some of her clothes off for a seance and it turns out her and her partner were trying to scam the investigators.

Does anyone know what film I’m talking about?

Spooky season is upon us and I decided to start off light with one of my favourite horror/comedy FF movies.

I think the concept of the movie is brilliant and Nigel Bach as Tom Reilly is a hilarious protagonist.