Explore the spine-chilling universe of found-footage horror films that continue to terrify and captivate audiences worldwide.

Even before the spin-off and the bigger films these directors later became known for, V/H/S/2’s potential was being reached with the mind-bending usage of the camera and tape medium. It was a ...

Lake Mungo is available to stream on Fubo, The Criterion Channel, and Plex. It’s also available on the Roku Channel, Prime ...

T he found footage subgenre of horror has always been a divisive talking point among fans. Viewers tend to embrace or hate ...

Lake Mungo unfolds through a series of interviews, news reports, and purported home video and photographic evidence presented as a documentary chronicling the tragic aftermath of a family’s loss. The ...

In 1987, three friends vanished on a road trip to West Virginia. Thirty four years later, footage of their final moments leaks onto YouTube, forcing viewers to question the existence of an ancient ...

Mia is a freelance writer and a recent graduate with a master's degree in Film, Visual Culture and Arts Management. She locates her academic interests within the realms of horror cinema, gaming ...

Get comfortable, turn off the lights and celebrate Halloween in the best way possible with these scary movies.

"There are other people seeing these thing in their dreams night after night." Uh oh. The Horror Section has revealed the official trailer for an indie found footage horror thriller from Canada titled ...

The found footage format has evolved significantly over time, from the early days of Cannibal Holocaust to modern smartphone-centric tales like Host. What makes the subgenre so compelling is its ...

The biggest exception to that rule is the ongoing V/H/S series, a horror anthology that spawned its own boom in short-form horror and has kept the found-footage dream alive through seven themed ...

Joel Medina spent his life devouring all things pop culture - for better and worse (he watched Final Destination way too young). Born and raised in LA County, he spent his summers watching every movie ...