Hello all! Need some quick recs, my brother and I are gonna be watching spooky movies tonight and I need some solid ff recs for a guy who likes Strange Harvest and similar mockumentary style ff! He didn't really vibe with Horror in the High Desert or Noroi (too slow and the atmosphere didn't really work for him.)
I hope my subject is clear, but basically I love FF but am particularly fond of raw FF, like vlog style, recovered footage etc. OG Blair Witch has a good balance of the doc + footage setup, but I find it hard to get invested in FF movies that really lean into the doc piece, if that makes sense.
I far prefer movies like Host, I'm Haunted, Blair Witch, Dorothy Bell etc to mockumentary options, though Noroi and Lake Mungo might be exceptions.
Any recs you can provide (well known or obscure) are appreciated. The more atmospheric, the better.
Side note: I tried to look around the subreddit but I wasn't able to find too many posts that deal specifically with this type of FF exclusively. Thanks for any recs you can provide!
I’ve enjoyed all four. Two have been recent first time watches (The Last Broadcast and Ghostwatch) and Grave Encounters and The Blackwell Ghost are ones I have rewatched.
so im in the works for a series thats heavily inspired by the oldest view, and also the backrooms, since its has the same horror elements and liminal spaces! this is a teaser for the next hour long episode im working on. the series is called Stonebridge!
heres the most recent episode if u wanna give it a watch on my youtube 🙂
https://youtu.be/OGEQDNfVLaQ?is=IWXbl2ogeaq5-3tz
Not sure if this is the right subject but I wanted to share on here how happy I am to be into FF horror films I been wanting to collect them so I started with the VHS films I got this one on sale but I hope to get the rest and more FF films I been looking to buy this one too
I'm currently on a short found footage binge, and ended up watching Horror in the High Desert.
I am currently halfway in the movie and I've got to vent a little. The soundtrack, or what is supposed to be the soundtrack, is really low quality electronic music. I'm not really a fan of these cheap soundtracks, but I kind off understand how it fits the movie's tv-documentary style. The real issue is that the soundtrack is way too loud, it often drowns out the voices of characters currently talking. I'm honestly a little baffled that they released it like this.
Somebody recently posted about this movie on this sub. It's not on any streaming services, but this site is legitimate. This is one of the better FF films for me in recent memory, so I wanted to share. (I Hope this is allowed since the site doesn't appear to be a torrent/piracy site)
Thanks to everyone who watched The Hounds Gate Haunting. It's now available to rent or buy from Amazon USA, UK and AU, all proceeds to go towards the next FF movie...could be Mansfield Street 3! Anyways it was great to see it appear in the press and a decent review to boot. Read the full review here
When two unsuspecting American filmmakers travel to Romania for the premiere of their new film at a horror festival, the women discover that nothing is what it seemed.
Hey guys,
I just finished watching "Stranger Frequencies: Taiwan Killer Hospital". I have resumed watching FF after a long time so I really enjoyed the horror atmosphere. It was scary but also predictable may be because I watched Gonjium Haunted Asylum long ago.
I started watching FF from "The Paranormal Activity", then "As above So below", wanted to explore more so got into "The Blair Witch Project", "D@bbe"(6th part being the scariest of all time, still can't rewatch it).
I have covered "Rec", "Hell house", "Grave Encounters", "The creep", "Deadstream"
Can you all recommend top 10 ff films? I really feel like getting back to watching these.
Popular, Underrated, Scary, Gore, Anything works, just want FF.
Thanks.
I feel like ive watched all the good ones in the past few years
Anybody found any oddities that are good scary found footage movies that aren't posted on here?
Hi! Quite quite crazy to report that our screenlife found footage feature CONTENT is now streaming on Amazon Prime in the US/UK/Canada!
>Shown through phones and laptops, a seemingly polite director stalks and blackmails his actors into living a real-life horror movie.
We shot on a microbudget, filming on only real devices (phones, drones, doorbell cameras!) and were lucky enough to take the film to some great fests including Grimmfest and Unnamed Footage Festival.
Enjoy, tell your pals, ask any questions & I'll do my best to respond. 👍
I found myself appreciating The Tunnel and Frankenstein’s Army even more on repeated viewings, but right now I’m watching The Monster Project for the second time and… it’s tough man. I’m taking a LOT of breaks.
What’s a found footage movie that you changed your mind on the second time you saw it?
I found this movie randomly and it’s found footage just like i love it, but it seems no one has watched it, there are reviews on letterbox, but i wanted to understand more about the context of the movie, and how it plays out. The movie is Go to Sleep by director Steven Espinoza, i think it’s about AI but i’m not really sure, could be also something like supernatural.