Found footage horror movies movie#

Victor’s History- okay this isn’t a horror film in the typical sense. Also, bro how do you get lost on a looped 3 mile paved park trail. Followers (2017)- I liked the idea of this. Not a ghostie FF (although I do enjoy those).

Evil Things- I like this kind of “real life” horror scenario.

Houses October built- I’m a little surprised I have never seen this. Teacher salaries don’t make renting movies a common occurrence. I’ll happily take a $1 donation towards my next rental hahaha. The Atticus institute I finally bit the bullet and rented this. COVID has thrown my job into a lot of craziness, but I have some films for you! Side Note: I know it has been a minute since I updated. The lost coast tapes (Recommended by u/fallenangel152) Murder death Korea town (Recommended by u/fuckfucknoose)

Found footage horror movies movie#

The last horror movie and man bites dog (Recommended by u/itabdagn) But I intend to get to all of these.)ĭiary of the dead ( Recommended by u/jimes00)

** Time, Finances (I try my best to support and Availability of films slows my watching. If there are others you think I should check out let me know! I will be continually updating the list. Though he loves horror in all forms, he has a particular penchant for indie authors and publishers.I have a love of found footage horror films and have compiled a list below. When he’s not building his portfolio or spending time with his wife and two kids, he’s immersing himself in his reading and writing. Nowadays you can find Ben hustling his skills as a freelance writer and editor. He firmly believes in the power of horror to create an imaginative space for exploring our connection to each other and the universe, but he also appreciates the pure entertainment of B movies and splatterpunk fiction. Since then his love for the genre has only increased, expanding to include all manner of subgenres and mediums. Growing up he spent an unholy amount of time binge watching horror films and staying up till the early hours of the morning playing games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. To give you a taste of what this wide-ranging sub genre has to offer, we’ve explored the history of found footage horror to give you some of the best found footage horror films! Host (2020)īen’s love for horror began at a young age when he devoured books like the Goosebumps series and the various scary stories of Alvin Schwartz. The handheld cameras and documentary-style narratives help shape movies that seem incredibly realistic – and when they’re in the horror genre this also makes them incredibly frightening. And yet this obvious lack of “quality” is exactly what makes these films succeed. They’re shot with low quality cameras, cast with no name actors, and often created on a tight budget. Found footage movies are presumed to be recovered recordings of actual events. This is why the found footage horror genre works so well in horror. The best found footage horror movies exemplify this. This suspension of disbelief, the thing that pulls audiences into the story and envelops them in its horror, is a contributing factor to some of the scariest films ever made. The more believable a horror film is, the more genuinely terrifying it will be. And while intense action sequences, shocking twists, chilling imagery, and startling jump scares all deserve a place on that list, one of the most important factors (in our opinion) is realism. What makes a horror movie scary? The answer to that question is fairly subjective, but there are likely some commonalities across the board.