The found footage horror movie's fortunes have gone up and done countless times since the release of "The Blair Witch Project," which is widely credited with launching the subgenre in 1999. It's often ...
One of the most terrifying found footage horror movies of recent years is getting a new remake. The remake will retell the story of one of South Korea's most successful horror features. Gonjiam: ...
Joel Medina spent his life devouring all things pop culture - for better and worse (he watched Final Destination way too young). Born and raised in LA County, he spent his summers watching every movie ...
An excerpt from 'Horror's New Wave: 15 Years of Blumhouse' digs into 'Sinister,' a key early success for the studio. Reading time 8 minutes Blumhouse is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, and ...
"There are other people seeing these thing in their dreams night after night." Uh oh. The Horror Section has revealed the official trailer for an indie found footage horror thriller from Canada titled ...
I love found footage horror. Maybe not as much as our Editor-in-Chief, Mary Beth McAndrews, but in the presence of royalty, I can’t hope to compete. While the subgenre hasn’t been chugging along quite ...
"You took something from us..." Shudder has unveiled their freaky official trailer for a new indie horror film called Bodycam, another new found footage horror. This one is being pitched as Cops meets ...
One of the best things about the found footage genre can also be one of its most frustrating. By its very nature, classic found footage movies can never answer all your questions because the camera ...
West’s most well-known found footage horror film is probably 2011’s The Innkeepers, but his follow-up effort two years later is every bit as chilling. In 2013, West released a little film called The ...
Lake Mungo unfolds through a series of interviews, news reports, and purported home video and photographic evidence presented as a documentary chronicling the tragic aftermath of a family’s loss. The ...
These scary videos were actually caught on camera and meant to be terrifying. Security footage, night cameras, and creepy moments that normally give people chills. Then the memes showed up and ruined ...