If you’re craving your fix for found footage. This list will feed your addictive tendencies. Here are some stellar recommendations that aren’t Paranormal Activity or The Blair Witch Project.
5. Unidentified (2013)
Parry Shen (Shawn, the boat ride guy from Hatchet, 2006) hits Vegas with his buddies in an attempt beat a guy with Down syndrome in a poker game with a Loan Shark’s money. When shit hits the fan and it’s time to get the hell out of dodge. The gang become stranded in the desert. Jodie disappears and strange occurrences keep happening. There’s something amiss and it could be linked to invaders from far away. Unidentified starts of with a comedic tone that equates to a fun watch. It’s a while until the horror kicks in which still doesn’t take anything away from the film.
4. Char Man (2019)
A group of dudes hire a bungalow in an attempt to capture footage of paranormal happenings. Taps are left running when nobody has turned them and what’s that smoky smell left at the scene.
3. Horror In The High Desert (2021)
This Frightening, skilfully crafted mockumentary spins a web of mystery where no stone can be left unturned. A YouTuber goes missing days deep in the Nevada desert in no man’s land. However he isn’t alone and what he discovers will chill you to the bone. This one is tremendous. It kept me glued to my screen. See how terrifying the eerie music in the middle of nowhere is emitted from an old lonely cabin.
2. The Monster Project (2017)
A filmmaker interviews crazy people who think they are actually Vampires and monsters in a spooky house. The thing is they possibly could be the ghouls your nightmares feed off. The Monster Project is filled with thrills, Kills and blood spills.
1. Last Radio Call (2022)
Sarah is desperately trying to uncover dark secrets in a town where her cop husband David was last seen. The last sighting of him was when he was On call at an abandoned mental facility that harbours a terrifying secret. Who is Red Sister? Sarah may have to relinquish her soul if she ever wants to find out why David has vanished. This one is utterly fantastic and grips me every time I view it. It’s genuinely scary and snuggles comfortably under your skin.