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Happy Anniversary FoundTV // October Streaming Guide

October 2024, a streaming service dedicated to all things found footage and in-world camera called FoundTV was launched. Owners Louie and Monica La Vella, with help from Communications & Content Coordinator Rob Winsor, are doing their part to keep this niche subgenre of horror alive and well. From acquiring mainstream titles like Hell House, LLC

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5 Charismatic ‘Creeps’ // A FoundTV Streaming Guide

Director Patrick Brice and Duplass Brothers Productions have created arguably one of the most recognizable and influential found footage franchises in Creep, spawning two feature films (Creep and Creep 2) and a Shudder Original Series (The Creep Tapes). It is the combination of uncomfortable character-driven storytelling and a charismatic “creep” that brings this franchise to

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Gateway Horror // 7 Movies to Get You Started on Your Horror Journey

We here at Horror Movie Blog love horror. Some of us were raised on slashers, creature features, and things that go bump in the night. But not everyone started their horror journey that way. Maybe you’ve always been horror curious but aren’t ready to jump into the deep end. Or maybe you’re trying to introduce

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Totally Free Horror // 5 Tubi Movies to Watch Before They’re Gone

I’m a sucker for free, as I’m sure many of you are. So I put together a little list for you to enjoy some free horror online. And I’m not talking about streaming on that service you’re paying for already, therefore it’s kinda sorta free. This is Tubi free horror here. Oh, and you better

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Hit Play // Found Footage Horror Worth Watching on Netflix

Found footage horror should’ve burned out years ago. Shaky camera, panicked breathing, half-seen figures in the dark, and the “why are they still filming?” logic has all been mocked to death. And yet, this particular sub-genre of horror still works because it feels more immediate and invasive compared to other types of cinema-induced dread. Found

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