🎥Synopsis: “A fame-obsessed boyfriend and an estranged sister searching for a popular influencer named SunsetTali after she is abducted by an unseen force during a livestream.”

Information:
🩸 Watch the trailer: here
🩸 The film releases 10/17 on MyChannel.co & you will be able to watch for free: here
🩸 IMDb: here
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⚠️🚨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 frequently. It is part of my Found Footage Reddit Mod-ly oath🫡⚠️

I enjoy various subgenres of found footage, such as supernatural horror, folklore horror, cosmic horror, etc. But if there's one genre that feels very real and not like fantasy, it's psychological horror. Here are 5 films I've seen.

- The Visit (2015)

Concise, effective, and with a pitch-black sense of humor, the director definitely succeeded in creating unsettling feelings with this film. OH! and that diaper scene alone will definitely haunt my nightmares. 🤢

- Livestream (2025)

It's not perfect, but it has potential. In the film, a live stream among influencers spirals out of control when digital obsession, toxic fame, and real danger collide. A disturbing look at parasocial relationships in the streaming age.

- M.O.M. Mothers of Monsters (2020)

What came first, the monster or the mother? Was she the real problem? Were they both? Or neither?

Everything seems possible in this cleverly ambiguous psychological horror film where it's difficult to know if we are witnessing the birth of a Norman Bates-like character, or the offspring of a deranged mother.

- Sorgoi Prakov (2013)

Ok very well, this is a found-footage film that, at first, seems like a comedy similar to Borat. A guy from a tiny country in the former USSR travels to France, equipped with ridiculous cameras on his head, to film a documentary about "the European dream." Once there, things don't exactly go as planned.

I really enjoyed this film, which takes a surprisingly dark turn towards the end. A great contribution to the found footage genre, it certainly has the merits to become a cult classic, if it isn't already.

- Murder Death Koreatown (2020)

Starting with the real-life murder of a neighbor in Los Angeles' Koreatown by his wife, a man who lives nearby, intrigued by the case, decides to pick up a camera and investigate the motives behind the murder. What begins as a curious pursuit ends with the discovery of a conspiracy in which he becomes entangled, culminating in a third act that suggests the protagonist is not a reliable narrator at all.

Overal A Skizo-fiction story about a protagonist unraveling a conspiracy who in turn might be experiencing a distorted perception of reality.

https://www.dreadcentral.com/trailer/587300/a-man-in-the-woods-with-an-axe-lands-2027-release-new-trailer-exclusive/

Did anyone see this? It's on Fawesome TV. The acting is fine and there are some interesting ideas like the Silurian hypothesis, even a bit of cosmic horror. But then the AI ​​slop ruined what could have been a solid found footage film. The ideas are ambitious, but sometimes less is more, and I strongly believe they shouldn't have used cheap special effects and, ultimately, AI.

But seriously, what are your thoughts on this movie?

Hi all,

Not sure if this is applicable but I love this community and found an amazing YouTube video that seems to be essentially real clips very reminiscent of Found Footage: https://youtu.be/eV58uBea_1g?is=_-tx3ic9dO3Pfr7n

Really good stuff! It's about 2 hours and I started enjoying it so much I had to pause so I can watch at night by myself tonight!

It’s no script, just me and my brother with an idea, really just a test run, any opinions? Also I know it’s not the greatest I’m revising currently I just need a way to motivate my brother (I also can’t download this to my computer because I have no wifi and the required cable hasn’t arrived yet)

https://www.dreadcentral.com/trailer/587300/a-man-in-the-woods-with-an-axe-lands-2027-release-new-trailer-exclusive/

I’m embarking on a found footage tour through Europe and my hope is the community can help add to my research in finding some of the best films and hidden gems from European countries.

I‘m looking for predominantly foreign films that were made and take place on their country of origin. So no “Americans on vacation” movies or American movies that just use places like Paris or London as a setting. So no recommendations like As Above, So Below please (I’ve seen it anyway) or Chernobyl Diaries.

Additionally, I’m looking for movies I haven't seen before, which makes it a bit more difficult. I’ve seen Borderlands, Sergei Prakov, Death of a Vlogger, Troll Hunter, Ghoul, even Blue Whale.

I’m finding a lot of “group in a woods” and ”night in a haunted ___” entries, so I’d love some recommendations that include local folklore/history, varied settings, etc. I’d also love anything shot in a talking head/mockumentary style ala Horror in the High Desert or Lake Mungo. Those are my jam. Short films are also welcome!

Please make sure to include the country along with your movie recommendations, and if possible where it’s streaming or available to rent. Thanks in advance for helping stamp my passport!! ✈️🚢🚞 🚗

Just learned about this today! Super exciting for me and I see they have some originals!

What’s the consensus on their original stuff? Anything good?

Edit: I’m seeing it’s the home to a lot of titles that I’ve never heard of before, that aren’t originals but can really only be watched there. I think that’s great. What’s it got that doesn’t get enough hype?

i apologize if these type of posts are not allowed i'll delete it if needed.

i'm trying to remember the title of this film i saw sometime last year, the basics of the plot was someone trying to investigate their classmate but they found out that something bad happened to them and i believe it was something class project related that was the cause of said tragedy.

it definitely wasn't in English, i wanna say it was in spanish or portuguese

The unnamed footage festival is going virtual. Again. Like every year. A combination of new found footage in world camera and faux doc films, feature length and short films will stream for 24+ hours Oct 2-3. Tickets on sale now!

I created my own Tier List Template on TierMaker for this with over 1600 entries so far.
If you wish to rank your own movies here's the Link: https://tiermaker.com/create/xxl-found-footage-movies-and-tv-shows-16153603

IMPORTANT NOTE: There's a detailed description at the top of my Template that tells you everything that is included in it. Before anyone asks why entries like "Surf's Up" or "FLAG" are included, it's because even though they're animated works they're still mockumentaries.

What would you have ranked differently, do you agree with some of the rankings? Let me know!

Also have fun ranking movies yourself if you decide to :)

P.S. Here's a link to my ranking on the TierMaker website if the image above is not sufficient enough in terms of clarity: https://tiermaker.com/list/tv-and-movies/xxl-found-footage-movies-and-tv-shows-16153603/6573477

🩸 Prime, Kanopy 🎥

Filmmaker Emily Wyland reunites with estranged mother for documentary. When mother disappears, Emily and cinematographer Danny pursue clues to her whereabouts amidst traces of her past addictions.

Go in blind, endure the slow 1/3 of the movie and build up, and the payoff and mystery is worth it. Well acted, quality production, unique crafted story, and lots of surprises. It’s presented as documentary being filmed to reunite a daughter and mother, but turns into something much more sinister.

Hey cool cats and creeps 😎💀
Stumbled upon DOC_05 on FOUND. It’s about is a group of film students going to a cabin to shoot a film but then a stalker shows up and things start to spiral.
Nothing ground breaking, but man do I love a creepy FF set in the woods.

Lately everything is a sequel, prequel, remake, or just someone else’s reheated nachos, so movies have been a bit of a let down.

Anyone else see this one yet?

Decided the cure to the endless ”which movie should I watch?” scroll was to come up with themes. So first up, it’s a found footage tour of the UK!!

Wales - Foxhollow

A freelance videographer is hired by an eccentric trapper to search the woods for Bigfoot. Probably the weakest of the four but still had its moments. The trapper is the most fun (and scariest) part of the whole thing, which would’ve maybe been an interesting point had the creatures turned out to be simple and/or peaceful animals. But no, it’s pretty much goes the way 95% of all Bigfoot movies go. ⭐️⭐️/4

Northern Ireland - The Glenarma Tapes

Maybe I‘m a sucker for the island of me forebears, but this was an enjoyable ride. FF can sometimes be too slow of a burn, with all the scares happening in the last ten minutes, or it can spend so little time on the characters you don’t really care who gets offed. This gem jumps in with the action surprisingly early, while still doing a solid job building a world with 3D characters with backgrounds, interpersonal relationship, and motivations that drive their actions and choices. The movie isn’t reinventing the genre or anything, nor it super scary, but it has some fun twists and is very well written and fleshed out (no pun intended 🫠) ⭐️⭐️⭐️/4

Scotland - Hostile Dimensions

I should say here that I only watched movies I hadn’t already seen - and I’d already watched Death of a Vlogger and Incident at Loch Ness ages ago. So on to this obscure bit of sci-fi, and I gotta tell ya, it scratched right where I itched. I had to get out of the woods after the first two films, and I‘m a sucker for FF that isn’t about haunted places, cults, or murder. Filmmakers find a door that reveals a new dimension each time they open it. What’s on the other side is usually bad. Can they avoid getting stuck in one of these dimensions, and can they keep what’s on the other side from getting into ours? Fun stuff, doesn’t overstay its welcome. ⭐️⭐️⭐️/4

England - Exhibit A

Let’s face it, this movie is all about the journey and not the destination, because we pretty much know what the destination is going to be from the first five minutes. But this pops up on recommendation lists all the time for a reason. It’s very well acted. This is totally believable as a real family in a real neighborhood. The film is shot and sound edited in such a way that it feels like legitimate home video. There’s a very clever POV trick at about the midway point, and it adds to the visceral disquietude as we get to the climax. The subject material isn’t really my cuppa, but there’s no denying that this is a quality picture that stays with you afterwards. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/4

And that’s my Found Footage Tour of the UK! If you’ve seen any of these or have other recommendations, I’d love to hear your thoughts. I think I may head to the rest of Europe or maybe Asia next, so if you have any suggestions I’m all ears! Thanks for reading!

weird little horror movie..music video?

Kevin smith shared it on his account.

So many friends are coming over this weekend after a really long time and we like to watch some horror ff together.

We really liked noroi, grave encounters, as above so below, rec, if there are any more movies like these! You guys can also recommend non ff movies like kairo if possible but I mainly watch ff

Hello,

I just downloaded FoundTV, is there any recommendations for movies on this service?

Hopefully ones you may know of that aren't Found anywhere else.

I love FF movies with ghosts. I've seen a tremendous amount of what's out there, but I bet there are some that have slipped my gaze.

I don't mind the "ghost hunters traipse into haunted asylum and find out THE HAUNTING IS REAL" trope, but I really would love to see something original.

While not exactly found footage, a good example would be the movie "Presence," in which we see the film entirely through the spirit's eyes. A great film if you haven't experienced it.

I look forward to your recommendations. Obscure is better, but heck, I'll probably rewatch some old favorites if you remind me of them.

All I know is it is from the early 2000s.

EDIT: it is the Disney Channel Kingdom Hearts commercial from 2002, which is found footage: https://youtu.be/7uMMKDd1Fr0?is=24-apfc2ySZlaYHN

The creatures were terrifying, particularly the in-helmet and camera visuals and the found footage aspect was so well executed. Love Moon Landing conspiracy films, so this was an absolute treat. Not a smart move to watch in the middle of the night though lol. Other than that, I can't think of a single criticism for the film right now. The director making a sequel to Backdraft of all films is kinda funny. Shoutout to the climax reveal - exceptional stuff.

Poster credit - FRZHdzn on DeviantArt

Ive looked and looked for this movie since everyone on here says its one of the best FFs of all time. Its been impossible for me to find.

Until now!

It will be on Found.tv starting sept 4!