Found footage horror that weaponizes obsession, authorship, and distrust, forcing you to question what’s real.

What’s scarier than omnipresent technology recording every inch of the real human world? Horror movies that act like it’s all true. Thanks to the widespread adoption of A.I. across the globe, it could ...

One of the joys of the horror genre is in the way it revels in its various subgenres. In other words, not every horror movie is looking to be a trailblazer, as most are content to be a good example of ...

Admittedly, the raw, shaky format of found footage makes it somewhat polarizing among horror fans. Despite that, there’s no denying its impact, with the ongoing V/H/S franchise dropping in annually ...

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Seeing as the film arguably predates the start of the found footage boom, that makes Rec something of a pioneering effort, not to mention a zombie picture that hits all the right notes. Plaza and ...