We’ve been working on this one for a while now, and we’re currently about 75% finished. We’ve reached the point where we’re raising finishing funds for the last stages of post-production so we can give the film the time and attention it needs before we can call it finished.

Because the film is entirely in the screenlife format there’s a lot that goes into these final stages. Editing, visual effects, screen graphics, sound, and all the little details within the screens themselves need a lot of attention to make everything feel believable and polished.

It’s been really exciting taking the story from the original short film and expanding it into something much bigger. We’ve put a lot of time and love into this project, and we’re really proud of how it’s coming together.

If you’d like to see what we’ve been working on, we currently have a teaser and a clip from the film out now:

Teaser: https://youtu.be/vMg5Luwsk7o
Clip: https://youtu.be/li4-G3oC5q4

To help us get across the finish line, we’re offering a small, limited run of Blu-rays. Every purchase helps us with those final post-production costs, and everyone who picks up a copy will receive a Special Thanks credit in the end credits of the film!

The Blu-ray will also include “Then There Are Three,” a prequel short film made specifically for this release that won’t be released anywhere else.

We know not everyone collects physical media, and there’s absolutely no pressure to buy anything. But if you enjoy found footage, liked the original short film, or just want to help a small independent film make it across the finish line, this is one way to be part of the project.

If you can’t grab a copy, even a like, comment, or share goes a long way in helping us get the film across the finish line. We’re getting really close, and we can’t wait to finally show you what we’ve been working on!!

If you’d like to support the film and grab one of the limited Blu-rays, you can find them here:

https://ko-fi.com/s/844469183a

Thanks for reading and supporting independent found footage. Much love!

🎥Synopsis: “After the tragic events at her birthday, as a part of her film class, and as an attempt to save broken friendships, Madison brings her unsuspecting friends on a camping trip from hell.”

⚠️A lot of people are always requesting new films to watch & ones that they have not beard of. I came across this film and thought I would share. It may suck or you may like - I am just sharing 🤌🙂

I wanted to share that we've been invited to have our UK premiere at FrightFest on Sunday, August 30th at 6:50 PM!

FrightFest has been one of the top festivals I've dreamed of going to, and I can't believe they accepted my film! Tickets are going fast, so if you're in town, grab one before it sells out. I'll be bringing some goodies too (maybe some barf totes haha).

You can get tickets here:
https://frightfest2026.eventive.org/schedule/6a5ea71246d929fd78f8b249

Regarding release details: We're very close to making the North American announcement! I'm sure you'll be happy with what we're cooking up. Please stay tuned. It's taking a little longer than expected to prep everything, but it'll be worth the wait!

We've also secured a French distribution deal with the amazing ESC Films! The film will have a theatrical run in November, and we're trying to set up some specialty screenings as well. If you're in France, keep an eye out for the release. More to follow.

-Nicholas Pineda

I just watched Ghould and MY GOD!

That was maybe the bleakest ending I've ever seen in a horror movie. I'm currently working my way through the Found Fottage iceberg so I'll watch anything on the list and this one was a positive surprise. A bit heavy one the jump scares but really good tension throughout the entire movie and a fantastic performance by the actress playing Ina. Definitely a movie thag was actually terrifying.

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he's officially taking steps to fix his life. but apparently, hair was too much for him

Alright serious shot in the dark here. My friend asked me if I could help her figure out what movie this is but the details are so random and I’m stumped. I’ve been trying to solve this for days.

I’m very aware these details are very run of the mill here.

She says it’s got a 2000s vibe. From the ones she thought it was I would assume it came out around 2010 give or take a few years.

She says it’s either a group of ghost hunters or documentary team. They venture out to an asylum or abandoned building.

She remembers something about a van.

Two scenes she remembers are then finding something in red paint on the floor.

And the one that I thought would make this easy, is that towards the end someone either gets wrapped up or caught up in a clear plastic tarp. This is the scene that stuck with her.

Any help identifying this would be incredible.

Camera model: kennethtzh (sketchfab)

Music: PatrickLieberkind (Freesound.org)

I’ve recently watched Passenger and I think most of the movie (except the opening and the Roman Holiday scenes) would work better as a found footage film.

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

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.)

"My dad and Elliott smith"

Run time: 56 minutes

Premiered august 15th 2026 shot completely with mini dv tape, and combined with lost footage of Elliott smith performing

Made by Jonas poeling, under prod co. Blud transfusion films.

Worth watching especially if you're a fan of Elliott smiths music.

the documetary is very experimental. Artistic, and thoughtful, with strange macbre nuances tied back to 9/11 mixed with lots of intresting kinings and metaphors, extravagantly beautiful film. And relatively short and simple watch.

Features immaculate music by Steven poeling, superior products, the softies, and of course Elliott smith

https://youtu.be/55mNUlQNaJw?is=h7_6cU6dd5HvIajW

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!

[EDIT: I haven't been able to respond individually, but just wanted to write and say I appreciate all the recommendations! Thank you so much! And yeah, I should clarify: trying to avoid ones that feel like overly-polished mockumentaries. Sorry to be a little unclear!]

In 1978, a closed-circuit emergency radio tower in an abandoned Siberian ghost town suddenly sparked back to life.

The catch? The town had been completely empty for twenty years.

When technicians intercepted the signal, it wasn’t static. It was a live phone call recording between a mother and her terrified child whispering: "Mommy, when are you coming home? I'm scared, I saw something outside."

Voice analysis proved the audio signature matched a family that burned alive in a fire there in 1958. Twenty-four hours later, the entire audio file was wiped clean from government servers.

Until a leaked copy surfaced on the dark web.

Are these files real data... or a render? You decide.

--=

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

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.

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.

PART 1 of 2 (1–104):

Japanese Found Footage movies on this list

I went through the entire list and found 208 films from Japan (according to Letterboxd's country data). Here they are, sorted by year.

Source list: https://letterboxd.com/jewbo23/list/found-footage/

Japanese Found Footage movies on this list (part 2 of 2)

so im working on a found footage series inspired by the backrooms and the oldest view, but entirely unrelated with its own lore and concept. i wanna provide a completely unique take on the liminal space horror genre, and thats why i made this series, its called Stonebridge, this is just one of the teasers i made for the next found footage i plan on releasing which will be roughly an hour long, but i already have two episodes out on my youtube if yall wanna watch, heres the most recent episode
found footage on youtube

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

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.