In the summer of 2012, footage was captured by three travelers on a road trip, who unwittingly find themselves in the middle of a massive global conspiracy. This is the synopsis for Michelle Nessk’s iconic found footage horror movie, “O. UNILATERALIS” (2016). While many fans have been highly anticipating this film’s long awaited release, some may be lucky enough to obtain a...
Earlier this week I was approached by Director, Michelle Nessk, with a teaser trailer for the new horror/sci-fi found footage film O. Unilateralis, scheduled for release in 2016. From watching the trailer, we learn that O Unilateralis has an alien element at play as well as a global government conspiracy, two plot elements that never grows old in found footage films. The trailer introduces us to t...
POV Horror is proud to announce that over the weekend, “The Barbados Project” (2022) kicked off as the opening film during the 2023 Houston Horror Film Festival. Additionally, with a few of the filmmakers in attendance, “The Barbados Project” (2022) took home the Best Cinematography award, in addition to being nominated for Best Feature Film, Best Director and Best Special ...
This is a great week for found footage fans! The folks over at POV Horror are on fire, having released three new found footage films this week! That’s right, three! First, there’s IRUL: Ghost Hotel (2021) a gripping found footage ghost hunter film from Malaysia; second on the lineup is Amanuda (2021), a new found footage film from India, and the first found footage film in Tamil langu...
Director MICHAEL RAMOVA, creator of the found footage film Panteon Wood (2015) is asking for support from the found footage fan community and horror fans alike for his crowdfunding campaign for his latest short film A Rock 35 Miles East. We asked Ramova about his latest project and here’s what he had to say, “‘A Rock 35 Miles East’ is a flick like no other. Take The Thing,...
Ge ready found footage fans! Wekufe: The Origin of Evil (2016) makes its worldwide debut on Friday October 15, 2021. The critically acclaimed found footage horror film from Chile, written and directed by Javier Attridge, will finally be shared with eager horror fans. Wekufe: The Origin of Evil (2016) is available on Amazon and POV Horror In an interview with Found Footage Critic, director Javier A...
Found footage film where a journalism student travels with her boyfriend to Chiloé, a remote Patagonia island in the south of Chile, to investigate the connection that exists between the great number of sexual related crimes and the myths ‘n’ legends that surround this isolated and mysterious place. Soon they will find out that behind these legends lies something much more obscure that will begin ...
A young man in Romania goes to shocking extremes to convince Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway to star in his film.
The producers of the critically acclaimed found footage film Aliens: Zone of Silence (2017) are preparing to release their second found footage film, Hunter’s Creed (2020), directed by Justin Jackola, and written by Justin Jackola and Ken Miyamoto. Hunter’s Creed (2020) is Justin Jackola’s feature film directorial debut. buy adalat generic buynoprescriptiononlinerxx.com/adalat.h...
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For immediate release: Adrian Țofei, the creator and star of the acclaimed found footage horror movie Be My Cat: A Film for Anne (2015), announced on his official Facebook page the title of his next feature film – Dr. Frankenstein – which marks Adrian’s return to the horror genre and will combine a contemporary adaptation of Mary Shelley’s novel with the universes of both B...