Don't Watch Alone! These Found Footage Films Feel Too Real

The Blair Witch Project is a B-horror, found-footage horror American film. It was directed by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez. Its story revolves around three film students who vanish after travelling into a forest. It is known for its raw style and eerie wood cinematography.

Lake Mungo is a 2008 Australian mysterious horror film. It was written and directed by Joel Anderson. Its story is about a girl who is found drowned in a lake, and later she feels some strange things. It is a slow, documentary-style film.

Atul Shrikant Mone, 43, from Maharashtra, was a Senior Section Engineer with the Indian Railways. He was on a six-day vacation in Kashmir with his wife and daughter, along with six other family members. Atul had joined his cousins, Sanjay Lele and Hemant Joshi—both of whom also lost their lives—in what was meant to be a joyful family trip. The group had planned to return home on April 26.

Creep is a 2014 American horror thriller film. It was directed by Patrick Brice. Its story is about a videographer who answers an online ad. It is filled with layers of supernatural twists.

Hell House LLC is a 2015 American mysterious horror thriller film. It was directed by Stephen Cognetti. Its story is about a strange malfunction that causes the death of 15 people and staff on the night of Halloween in a haunted house.

Late Night With the Devil is a 2023 Australian supernatural horror film. It was directed by Cameron Cairnes and Colin Cairnes. Its story is about a live TV that broadcast in 1977 goes wrong.