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Found Footage Critic. 1,775 likes. Found Footage Critic is a website 100% dedicated to found footage film reviews, trailers, ratings,
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Found Footage Critic | Archive. A list of 2,085 films compiled on Letterboxd, including The Connection (1961), David Holzman's Diary (1967), Punishment Park (1971), The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972) and Alternative 3 (1977). About this list: Database archive from Found Footage Critic— Titles missing from Letterboxd: "AC1: Alien Contamination ...
Do you love found footage horror movies? Then you should check out Found Footage Critic, the YouTube channel that reviews and analyzes the best and worst of the genre. Watch trailers, interviews ...
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Year: 2014 Director:Patrick Brice Creep is a somewhat predictable but cheerfully demented little indie horror film, the directorial debut by Brice, who also released this year’s The Overnight. Starring the ever-prolific Mark Duplass, it’s a character study of two men—naive videographer and not-so-secretly psychotic recluse, the latter of which hire...
Year: 2008 Director:Joel Anderson Lake Mungo could scarcely be more different from something like Grave Encounters—there are no ghosts or demons chasing screaming people down the hall, and it’s chiefly a story about family, emotion and our desire to seek closure after death. You could call it a member of the “mumblegore” family, without the gore. I...
Year: 1999 Directors:Eduardo Sánchez, Daniel Myrick Where Scream reinvented a genre by pulling the shades back to reveal the inner workings of horror, The Blair Witch Project went the opposite route by crafting a new style of presentation and especially promotion. Sure, people had already been doing found footage movies; just look at The Last Broad...
Year: 2007 Director:Oren Peli Here’s a statement: Paranormal Activity is the most wrongly derided horror film of the last decade, especially by horror buffs. That’s what happens in the wake of massive overnight success, and immediately derivative, inferior sequels: The original gets dragged down by its progeny. The original Paranormal Activity is a...
Year: 2015 Director:Stephen Cognetti This is just about as lean and minimalist a concept as you can choose for a modern found footage horror movie, but Hell House LLC is much more a practice in execution than imaginative settings. It’s the documentary-style story of a haunted house crew that picks a decidedly wrong location for their attraction, an...
Year: 2007 Director:Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza 2007 was a breakthrough year for post-Blair Witch found footage horror, including the first Paranormal Activity and Romero’s own Diary of the Dead, but it wasn’t only in the U.S. that people were effectively employing that technique. The best of all the found footage zombie films is still probably ...
Year: 2018 Director:Jung Bum-shik With the rise of social media and other technological advancements came a revitalization of found footage horror, with Gonjian: Haunted Asylum taking a unique approach for a new age. The film follows a horror YouTuber who, upon learning of the disappearance of two amateur ghost hunters after they visited an abandon...
Year: 2017 Director:Shin’ichirô Ueda Director Shin’ichirô Ueda’s exceedingly clever backstage zombie comedy One Cut of the Dead has been dazzling Japanese genre fans in limited release ever since 2017, but it took a few years for the rest of the world to become aware of what a completely charming film we had been missing. The only thing that holds ...
Year: 2020 Director:Rob Savage At a mere 56 minutes long, it wouldn’t be hard to make a case for Host as an extended short film rather than a legitimate feature, but the fact that horror fans didn’t seem to feel compelled to be sticklers about this—pretty damn rare, considering this particular arena of geekdom—speaks to the fact that filmmaker Rob ...
Year: 2005 Director:Koji Shiraishi Over fifteen years have passed since the release of Noroi: The Curse, and admittedly some of it did not age well due to the nature of found footage recycling certain tropes. However, the film is still a landmark release in the realm of both Japanese horror and found footage as a whole. Entangled within the film is...
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- “Cannibal Holocaust” (Ruggero Deodato, 1980) The “Salo” of found footage horror movies, Ruggero Deodato’s grotesque provocation follows a team of anthropologists who journey to the Amazon rainforest in search of missing filmmakers.
- “The Blair Witch Project” (Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez, 1999) While Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez’s breakthrough hit is not the first found footage film — it might not even be the first horror found footage film — it is the one that changed everything.
- “Paranormal Activity” (Oren Peli, 2007) While “Blair Witch” spawned scads of imitators (and its own mixed-bag of a franchise), no other film captured the possibilities of found footage and the inherent terror of the “real” until a decade later when Oren Peli shot his chilling spin on a haunted house thriller in just a week.
- “REC” (Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza, 2007) Before the shot-for-shot American remake “Quarantine,” this claustrophobic Spanish found-footage effort brought a fresh dose of claustrophobia and terror to the zombie genre.
Dec 29, 2023 · 1 The Blair Witch Project (1999) Directed by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez. A true found footage masterpiece, no one can question the impact The Blair Witch Project has had on the subgenre....
Found Footage. Buy Found Footage on Fandango at Home, Prime Video. A film crew making a found footage horror movie find themselves in a horror movie when an evil entity escapes into their footage.
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