Found Footage Horror

Nico and Adam sift through a pile of unmarked tapes to uncover the origins of the found footage genre. After a surprise SIXTH nominee is added to the list (11:13), the guys discuss: The Blair Witch Project, the film that popularized the genre and terrified audiences in a way few films ever have (26:01); Paranormal Activity, the first installment of the mega-franchise that helped solidify Blumhouse as the studio for 21st century horror (36:03); [REC], the hyper-real Spanish zombie movie with a final 10 minutes that won't leave your brain (45:32); Cloverfield, the post-9/11, American riff on Godzilla that proved, if anything, that J.J. Abrams is damn good marketer (59:06); and Creep; the mumblegore two-hander starring Mark Duplass and director Patrick Brice (1:09:29).

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Nico and Adam sift through a pile of unmarked tapes to uncover the origins of the found footage genre. After a surprise SIXTH nominee is added to the list (11:13), the guys discuss: The Blair Witch Project, the film that popularized the genre and terrified audiences in a way few films ever have (26:01); Paranormal Activity, the first installment of the mega-franchise that helped solidify Blumhouse as the studio for 21st century horror (36:03); [REC], the hyper-real Spanish zombie movie with a final 10 minutes that won’t leave your brain (45:32); Cloverfield, the post-9/11, American riff on Godzilla that proved, if anything, that J.J. Abrams is damn good marketer (59:06); and Creep; the mumblegore two-hander starring Mark Duplass and director Patrick Brice (1:09:29).

Chat with the TMT Community on Discord!

For More TMT Shenanigans: toomanythoughtsmedia.com

Twitter: @NicoDeGregorio, @someadamhall, @TMT_Media

E-mail: [email protected]

Subscribe and Rate on Apple Podcasts!