Go see Missing, it's good fun. Not in a super deep way, but clever enough and doesn't outstay its welcome too much. And as odd as it may sound I think it's more fun to see something like that (close ups of laptops screens etc) on the big screen.

Yikes—nothing like gatekeeping people’s appreciation of art!

can you teach me the ways?

I used to go to Screen Anarchy all the time. Don't know what state it is in currently. It was cool when I followed it.

I claimed that there are a lot. I don't like them. Does every opinion out there need to be backed by stats? I also don't like the color brown. Do I need to have some facts about brown to establish an observation and opinion on that color?

8 Heads in a Duffel Bag

Seven psychopaths

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Hell House LLC was okay. Still a bit weak in effects, and hard to watch at points because the camera is all over the place. I wouldn't recommend it or watch it again.

There's no reasonable criticism about found footage style films in your post to discuss about. Just pure personal distaste about it. So I recommend you to write a diary instead.

I would probably categorize them in that fashion. A neo-approach to this format for sure.

nope.

hmmm not sure about apps, but i follow them on social media and use their websites

I disagree.

Why the ****** ?

Why did you censor "masterpieces"?

I'm a lifelong horror buff, and even I need to take breathers sometimes, it's no biggie! From the list, I'd most recommend Noroi, As Above So Below, and Gonjiam. All of them have some pretty big scares, and they're so well-made. Noroi can be admittedly hard to find, just as a heads-up. I really hope you find something you like!

Happiness. 👍👍

IMdb is a pretty good source.

Do they have apps or are they just websites?

I follow some of them on Instagram but I’ll have to check them out. Thanks

That database only includes 9,426 horror movies, which obviously doesn't include every horror movie that's ever been released. But even among the database that you provided, only 167 of them are found footage, which equates to 1.7% of the total database. The database includes 403 horror movies from 2022 and 12 of those are found footage films, for a whopping 2.9% of the total horror movies in 2022.

How you can talk about found footage films and seriously claim there's a lot of them is hilarious.

I like Collider’s YouTube feed.

But the real news is in the trades (The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, etc.)

One of the very rare instances of a directors cut being much worse.

Fuck Ancient Egypt. Fuck cats.