A trip to the desert becomes a found footage nightmare collage

Supposedly comprising footage shot in the Mojave Desert in 2017, Robbie Banfitch’s white-knuckler subjects its characters – and us – to a host of terri...

Despite a familiar initial setup, there’s nothing conventional about found footage nightmare The Outwaters. Nothing will prepare you for the disturbing jo...

Director and star Robbie Banfitch touches on something truly nightmarish in his new horror film

Watch "We Have a Ghost" on Netflix, "Bruiser" on Hulu, an even gorier "M3GAN"on Peacock and Jerzy Skolimowski's masterful donkey tale "EO" on the Criterion ...

The film has been constructed in a way that puts the dual onuses of perception and interpretation onto the audience. It is a heavy burden that is also hard t...

It’s somewhat exhausting, but that’s kind of what makes it special.

Robbie Banfitch’s low-budget horror film sees a group venture out into the Mojave Desert to shoot a music video. Then, things turn bloody.

With 'The Outwaters,' the found-footage film has unexpectedly found its trippy, ultraviolent answer to the cosmic horror of H.P. Lovecraft.

The new horror film is another new, excellent entry into the “found-footage” canon, with an unsettling shaky-cam project that has a brutality you won’t...

This year seemed to mark the end of a film era. Has another exploded out of the box already?