A Genre that I have a real love/hate relationship.
All bad Movies are bad (obviously), but the Found Footage ones always find more ways to be annoying.
Here are all of them I've covered so far (the List will, of course, include this one too).
The Documentary talks about the Origin of the Horror Subgenre, talking about early Films and how they were influenced.They thankfully credit such Films as Peeping Tom (below) and others that I'd genuinely not heard of.
Throughout the Film, you hear from various Directors and a few people that study Films.
Throughout the Film, you hear from various Directors and a few people that study Films.
This means that you hear plenty from guys like this before you eventually learn what Film he made.
They obviously spend lots of time talking about The Blair Witch Project.
They obviously spend lots of time talking about The Blair Witch Project.
If you're not familiar with it, this is informative.
They eventually talk about later ones in the Genre- like REC- and how they were made.
They eventually talk about later ones in the Genre- like REC- and how they were made.
If you like this kind of Behind the Scenes talk, it is nice.
If you don't need every Found Footage Film Director to tell you how clever they are, it is less nice.
No disrespect to Andre Ovredal, of course.
No disrespect to Andre Ovredal, of course.
She has a French Poster for The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh (and no, I didn't need to Google that), so I do like her.
In closing, if you don't know all of the minutia and history of these Films, this is a good watch.
In fairness, the Film is made up of a couple dozen interviews taken at completely different times.
I guess they couldn't be bothered to cut out the THIRD Director make the same point.
Joking aside, they got a great number of interesting people to talk about their Films, from Ovredal to Ruggero Deodato to Eduardo Sanchez.
More love for Ghostwatch- yes, please!
I love that they cover the History of the Genre (going back to the 1960s) and the realities of the World that inspired it. Again- a very informative Film.