Hello everybody!
Unfortunately, we've had to ban somebody who insisted on promoting their analog horror content here, hours after being told that his content breaks the rules and belongs on places like /r/analoghorror. We don't like to have to ban people here, but if your content breaks rule 1 and you insist on posting it again after being warned not to, you're spamming, and spammers get a swift permaban on any subreddit.
That being said, we've had a recent influx of "analog horror" which is not found footage but a kind of "video art" where people cobble together still images, short clips, archival footage, and video graphics to create a "creepy video". The people who post this stuff tend to argue that "archival footage" is "found" and thus, "it is found footage!" or it "it has found footage so it counts!".
However, we know that found footage is not meant to be real footage or archival footage that makes a bigger project "look" real. Found footage is a completely fictional filmmaking genre where a camera or cameras become a part of a narrative feature or short. It is clearly explained in our wiki.
If you see anything that is NOT found footage, please report it. We know what found footage is. There's literally over 2000 movies and counting, plus the web series, etc, and people who frequent this subreddit should know what found footage looks like. People who tend to post non-FF are typical non-regulars who are trying to cross-promote their content on multiple subreddits. We are not willing to dilute the found footage genre with any kind of "creepy video" so again, if you see it. please hit the report button.
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