as above so below 2014

this is free on youtube as well

10/10

great story, very creative, and captivating. this movie is suspenseful and you won't want to turn it off.

i really enjoyed this flick

I absolutely love this film. It's one of my all time favourite found footage horror movies and one I've gone back to more times than I can count. The concept alone is brilliant, and the setting is honestly one of the most original and untapped locations horror has ever used in my opinion.

Using the real life catacombs beneath Paris is such a strong choice. The deeper the movie goes, the more unsettling and trippy it becomes, and it never really lets you feel safe. It starts off feeling like an adventure, but that slowly melts into something far darker and more disturbing. The found footage style works perfectly here and makes everything feel way more intense and claustrophobic.

What really sticks with me is how consistently terrifying it is. It doesn't rely on cheap scares, it builds dread through atmosphere, symbolism and that constant feeling of being trapped. The psychological side of it hits just as hard as the physical horror, and it all blends together really well.

The ending still completely blows my mind every time I watch it. It's disorienting, haunting and genuinely unforgettable. This movie has always deserved more love and I'll always defend it as one of the best in the found footage subgenre.

as above so below 2014

this is free on youtube as well

10/10

great story, very creative, and captivating. this movie is suspenseful and you won't want to turn it off.

i really enjoyed this flick

I absolutely love this film. It's one of my all time favourite found footage horror movies and one I've gone back to more times than I can count. The concept alone is brilliant, and the setting is honestly one of the most original and untapped locations horror has ever used in my opinion.

Using the real life catacombs beneath Paris is such a strong choice. The deeper the movie goes, the more unsettling and trippy it becomes, and it never really lets you feel safe. It starts off feeling like an adventure, but that slowly melts into something far darker and more disturbing. The found footage style works perfectly here and makes everything feel way more intense and claustrophobic.

What really sticks with me is how consistently terrifying it is. It doesn't rely on cheap scares, it builds dread through atmosphere, symbolism and that constant feeling of being trapped. The psychological side of it hits just as hard as the physical horror, and it all blends together really well.

The ending still completely blows my mind every time I watch it. It's disorienting, haunting and genuinely unforgettable. This movie has always deserved more love and I'll always defend it as one of the best in the found footage subgenre.

these are gold for all the wrong reasons

I Made an IMDb Account Just to Say: I Loved It

I enjoyed Disclosure Day so much that I created an IMDb account just to leave this review. I was genuinely taken aback by the low ratings because, from the opening moments, I was completely pulled into the story.

It reminded me of watching E. T. for the first time-the wonder, mystery, adventure, and feeling of simply surrendering to the movie. I loved the creative camera angles, the decision to begin the story without forcing us through an overly long origin explanation, and especially the score. The SCORE! When is the last time you appreciated and recognized a movie style just for the music.... I'll wait... It felt memorable, emotional, and essential to the movie.

I even loved the playful car-chase schemes that make you think, "That would never work in real life." First of all, it is a movie about aliens-or is it? That uncertainty is part of the fun. A movie does not always need to be perfectly realistic, grim, shocking, or overly complicated to be worthwhile.

This gave me the same kind of classic moviegoing enjoyment I remember feeling with Jurassic Park and The Mummy: exciting, imaginative, sincere, and genuinely fun. In an age of streaming, constant scrolling, and instant online judgment, I think we sometimes forget the simple pleasure of locking into a story and allowing ourselves to be entertained.

Online culture can be quick to dismiss something when it is not considered highbrow, trendy, or groundbreaking. But not every movie needs a massive shock-and-awe factor. Sometimes it can simply be mysterious, beautifully scored, adventurous, and completely enjoyable.

I loved every second of it. 10/10.