All articles tagged with #found footage
The article highlights the 16 best horror movies of the 1990s, showcasing a diverse range of films from groundbreaking slasher reboots like 'Scream' to innovative psychological thrillers like 'The Silence of the Lambs' and 'The Sixth Sense,' as well as cult favorites like 'Nightbreed' and 'The Blair Witch Project,' reflecting the decade's exploration and reinvention of the horror genre.
"Late Night with the Devil" is a 2024 movie set in 1977, depicting a fictional late night talk show host's attempt to outshine Johnny Carson during sweeps week. The film's "found footage" style and unrealistic prologue create a disconnect, and while the production showcases impressive practical effects, it struggles to maintain a sense of realism. Despite the originality of the concept and the immersive world-building, the movie falls short in selling the protagonist's rise to national prominence as a comedic talent. The film's visual elements evoke the '70s era, but the use of AI-generated art detracts from the authenticity.
"Late Night With the Devil" is a found-footage horror film that cleverly taps into the eerie intimacy of television, twisting the camaraderie of late night TV into a nasty and delicious pastiche with a flair for menace. Set on Halloween night in 1977, the movie follows late night talk show host Jack Delroy's desperate attempt to spike ratings by featuring an occult-themed show, leading to shocking and demonic consequences.
Independent game developers have announced "Don't Scream," a found-footage horror game set in the '90s where players must stay quiet to progress. The game, powered by Unreal Engine 5, requires the use of a microphone and features dynamic events that can trigger screams. Players must calibrate their microphone, speak softly during gameplay, and play fair for an authentic horror experience. "Don't Scream" can be wishlisted on Steam for more information and updates.
The V/H/S franchise, known for its collection of spooky short films shot in the style of home videos, has become an annual tradition on Shudder. With the release of V/H/S/85, the series continues to take viewers on a nostalgia trip while delivering scares. While the wraparound segments are often the weakest part of the movies, each individual segment offers a unique and often terrifying experience. From the worst to the best, all 31 segments have been ranked, showcasing the enduring appeal of this modern horror anthology franchise.