Movie Review: “DEATH CAST” and the Slasher Made Real
Marinelli’s film confronts us with the reality of what we would actually do in a slasher situation, asking how willing we would be to carry out the classic roles demanded by the subgenre.
The “CREEP” Franchise Gives Viewers a Real Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
We revisit Patrick Kack-Brice's found-footage genre subverting cult hit and its sequel!
Go Down the Rabbit Hole With “Murder Death Koreatown”
MURDER DEATH KOREATOWN is a refreshing addition to the found footage genre that feels a little too real for comfort.
Movie Review: “Case 347” Makes A Case For Modern Found Footage Horror
CASE 347 offers an uncanny slow-burn unlike most films of its fount footage ilk.
Movie Review: “Searching” For More Than A Gimmick?
While the thriller-on-the-internet trope has been done before, SEARCHING offers a tense and engaging experience backed by genuine emotion.
