This found footage horror was shot in seven days
Evil Things (2009) is a found footage horror film shot in seven days, the debut feature of writer and director Dominic Perez.
Evil Things (2009) is a found footage horror film shot in seven days, the debut feature of writer and director Dominic Perez.
The Dead Next Door (1990) was shot on Super 8 by a teenager. Evil Dead director Sam Raimi was executive producer under a code name.
Upstairs Inferno (2015) is a documentary on the 1973 UpStairs Lounge fire in New Orleans, which killed 32 and was never solved.
Strawberry Mansion (2022) was shot in 2019 on a tiny budget, with a rotting dollhouse as its mansion and creatures made of VHS tape.
The Last Laugh (2017) began as a paper a friend handed director Ferne Pearlstein in 1993 and premiered at Tribeca in 2016.
Charade (1963) is the romantic thriller critics call the best Hitchcock film he never made, starring Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn.
Fist of Fury (1972) took about HK$4.43 million in Hong Kong, beating the record Bruce Lee set a year earlier with The Big Boss.
The Vampire Bat (1933) was a Poverty Row quickie shot on Frankenstein's leftover village set, with a vampire plot and no vampire.
Warning from Space (1956) is described as Japan's first color science fiction film, with aliens by the artist behind the Tower of the Sun.
Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers (2018) revisits the hidden-face 1989 TV interview that introduced Lazar's Area 51 account.
Mexican Dream opens at a fertility clinic, in the present tense of wanting a child, long before you learn what its subject already lost. Laura Plancarte's hybrid documentary, co-written with its real-life subject, won Best Documentary at DocsBarcelona 2024.
An AI decides it can run a Tennessee comedy troupe better than the humans can, and Big 'N Funky director Vinnie Vineyard explains how a 2020 meme became a warning shot.