Found footage horror works best when it stays strange, unsettling, and a little underground. Here is why the genre should remain niche, plus several must-watch films.

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: ...

The first found footage horror movie wasn't just shocking, it was so controversial that it nearly put its director behind bars. Though the genre seems somewhat commonplace today thanks to an explosion ...

Jasneet Singh is a writer who finally has a platform to indulge in long rants about small moments on TV and film in overwhelming detail. With a literature background, she is drawn to the narrative ...

The soundscape of Robbie Banfitch’s latest low-budget film is key to the creepy mood, in a story of a disappeared girl and her brother’s attempts to find out more ...

"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 ...

"A creeping, psychological dread that settles into your bones..." Magnolia Pictures has revealed an official trailer for a found footage indie horror film creation titled Man Finds Tape, made by two ...

Found-footage horror movies are a relatively new sub-genre, with the controversial 1980 movie Cannibal Holocaust regularly cited as the first of its kind. Ever since, the likes of Daniel Myrick and ...

Found footage movies are among the trickiest subgenres of horror to get right. At worst, shaky camera cinematography and direct addresses to the audience can feel like a gimmick t ...