Previously: Truly Excellent Found Footage Horror Films & Mockumentaries To Stream. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I’m a sucker for found footage horror — and as the subgenre has Continue Reading > about 20 Found Footage & Analog Horror Web Series To Watch With The Lights Off
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The Weird Part Of YouTube: The Home Invasion Horror Of “DOORS [Analog Horror]”
Previously: From 'Paranormal Paranoids' To 'Shelby Oaks' The first video in the eerie, creepy web series DOORS [Analog Horror] starts innocuously enough: With white text appearing on a black Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of YouTube: The Home Invasion Horror Of “DOORS [Analog Horror]”
The Weird Part Of YouTube: ‘Paranormal Paranoids,’ ‘Shelby Oaks,’ And The Web Series-To-Feature-Film Pipeline
Previously: "Backrooms (Found Footage)." Do you remember a ghost hunting YouTube channel called Paranormal Paranoids? According to those who recall watching it, it was originally active circa 2008 Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of YouTube: ‘Paranormal Paranoids,’ ‘Shelby Oaks,’ And The Web Series-To-Feature-Film Pipeline
“Backrooms (Found Footage)”: A Full Summary Of The Kane Pixels Backrooms Universe So Far
Previously: “Backrooms (Found Footage)” Explained – Part 2. Well, friends, it’s been a while since we’ve taken a look at the Kane Pixels Backrooms universe — about eight months, in fact — and in Continue Reading > about “Backrooms (Found Footage)”: A Full Summary Of The Kane Pixels Backrooms Universe So Far
“Backrooms (Found Footage)”: An Updated Timeline & Continued Exploration Of Kane Pixels’ Backrooms Universe
Previously: "Backrooms (Found Footage)," Explained - Part 1. When Kane Parsons, known on YouTube as Kane Pixels, launched his “Backrooms (Found Footage)” video in January of 2022, we were all Continue Reading > about “Backrooms (Found Footage)”: An Updated Timeline & Continued Exploration Of Kane Pixels’ Backrooms Universe
The Weird Part Of YouTube: Unraveling The Story And Universe Of “Backrooms (Found Footage)”
Previously: The Walten Files. On Jan. 7, 2022, a found footage-style short film arrived on YouTube featuring the Backrooms — the meme-turned-collaborative fiction project that’s been one of the Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of YouTube: Unraveling The Story And Universe Of “Backrooms (Found Footage)”
19 Truly Excellent Found Footage Horror Films And Mockumentaries To Stream On Halloween (Or Year-Round)
Previously: Truly Excellent Podcasts About Horror Movies. Some might say that found footage as a genre is played out. That may be — but you know what? I still love a good found footage horror film Continue Reading > about 19 Truly Excellent Found Footage Horror Films And Mockumentaries To Stream On Halloween (Or Year-Round)
The Weird Part Of YouTube: The Making Of “No Through Road” And The Power Of Unanswered Questions
Previously: Chip Time. If you’re here — if you’re reading these words right now — you’re probably already familiar with a particular video that’s been floating around YouTube since early 2009. Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of YouTube: The Making Of “No Through Road” And The Power Of Unanswered Questions