I’m going to highlight 10 aspects of found-footage horror movies that suck. Each entry is a cliché that can almost always be found. They are staples of the sub-genre but they need to go away and never return.
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V/H/S/2 is a found-footage, horror anthology film that released in 2013. It’s a sequel to V/H/S which released a year prior. Much like its predecessor, V/H/S/2 comprises of 5 segments linked together by a frame narrative.
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The Bigfoot Tapes…a found-footage (yay!) movie about a trio of documentary hunters who go out to Siskiyou County in the
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Lake Mungo is a 2008 low budget Australian psychological horror film directed by Joel Anderson. It employs a documentary format
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The original Blair Witch Project film came out in 1999 but contrary to what many believe it wasn’t the ‘first’
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In an extraordinary turn of events here we have a found-footage horror that avoids most of the pitfalls associated with
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In horror the word ‘absurd’ or ‘stupid’ should never come to mind in regards to the story. It’s a genre
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Rule number one: we do not talk about Ouija club. Whoops, wrong film but with the amount of Ouija related
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