Found Footage Files

Tonight we review the German found footage film UFO: Es Ist Hier (2016), a.k.a. UFO: It Is Here, written and directed by Daniele Greco, creator of the German found footage film Die Presenz (2014). We dive deep into aliens, bird kills, and cattle mutilations! This episode is bittersweet as we bid farewell to Boss Butcher, … →

This week we review the Halloween themed found footage horror film, Hell House LLC (2016), directed by Stephen Cognetti, about a seasonal haunted house that opens its doors in 2009 in an abandoned hotel in rural New York. Once again we are joined by special guest co-host and filmmaker Dustin Austen, showrunner and director of … →

This week we review a found footage horror film shot from the POV of the killer—Capture, Kill, Release (2015) is a new found footage film from Canada that is directed by Nick McAnulty and Brian Allan Stewart. We are joined by special guest co-host Dustin Austen, showrunner and director of the hit Youtube series Haunted … →

We look at a German film for the first time on the show this week. It is Director Danielle Greico’s 2015 film Die Prazenz (The Presence). Hear what we thought of this paranormal adventure as well as more found footage news from Michael! Thanks for listening and your continued support! We are on Twitter: @FoundFootagePod … →

We interview another Legend of Found Footage this episode! None other than Dean Alioto, the Director of U.F.O. Abduction (1989) and Alien Abduction: Incident In Lake County (1998) Also known as The McPherson Tape. Dean tells the crazy, winding road these two films took him on. An interesting tale indeed! Enjoy the show and thanks … →

Fresh off of the opening weekend, we look at Blair Witch (2016) this time out. How did we each react to this sequel? Enjoy the shoutouts, Michael’s news and our review of the film as well as an optional spoilerific section after our ending music! Thanks for listening! We are on Twitter: @FoundFootagePod Found Footage … →

We are very happy to welcome to the show two legendary directors in the Found Footage genre! We are joined by none other that Eduardo Sanchez (The Blair Witch Project, Exists) and Oren Peli (Paranormal Activity, Area 51) to discuss their films and how their successes have driven one another over the years. We also … →

We are happy to welcome you to a very special episode of Found Footage Files as we look at the most influential found footage film of all, The Blair Witch Project. What makes it even more exciting we start the episode out with a fun interview with the creator and director of the film Eduardo … →

It’s time for us to examine a true classic of the found footage subgenre! It is none other than Oren Peli’s Paranormal Activity (2007). Hear our thoughts on this very influential film, and get caught up with the world of Found Footage as Michael brings the news! Thanks for listening! Be sure to stop by … →

This week we look at a found footage blockbuster. It is none other than 2012’s Chronicle. Michael keeps us up to date with the found footage world, and Boss interviews Author of The Rabid, Ami Urban. Here is Ami Urban’s Author link: Ami’s Amazon Kindle Author page Be sure to stop by the Found Footage … →