Variety has revealed that the next installment in the acclaimed V/H/S anthology franchise will be V/H/S: SCP bringing the legendary V/H/S horror series   into the expansive universe of the SCP Foundation. The film will be produced by Roy Lee and Steven Schneider, continuing the franchise's tradition of blending innovative found footage storytelling with new horror concepts.

The SCP Foundation has grown into one of the internet's most influential collaborative horror creations, featuring thousands of fictional case files documenting anomalous entities, artifacts, and unexplained phenomena.

No release date has been announced, but the announcement has already generated significant excitement among horror fans eager to see two iconic found footage-inspired properties come together on screen.

Links:

• Movie Info - FoundFootage.com
• Announcement -  Variety - Bloody Disgusting
• The V/H/S Collection - FoundFootage.com
• The SCP Collection - FoundFootage.com
• The SCP Foundation - scp-wiki.wikidot.com

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. has won a competitive bidding war to bring Siren Head to the big screen, adapting the viral horror phenomenon created by Canadian artist Trevor Henderson.

First introduced in 2018 as a series of unsettling photo manipulations, Siren Head quickly became one of the internet's most recognizable monsters, inspiring millions of views across YouTube, fan films, indie games, creepypasta stories, and analog horror videos.

The Hollywood Reporter also revealed that Brian Duffield (No One Will Save You, Whalefall) will direct from a screenplay co-written with Zach Cregger (Barbarian, Weapons), with horror veteran Roy Lee producing alongside Andrew Childs, Scott Glassgold, and Duffield.

Trevor Henderson will executive produce the adaptation while retaining certain publishing and gaming rights to the character. Plot details remain under wraps for the time being.

Links:

• Movie Info - FoundFootage.com
• Play Trailer - Trailer yet available
• Announcement -  Hollywood Reporter
• The Siren Head Collection - FoundFootage.com

Links:

• Movie Info - FoundFootage.com
• Play Trailer - YouTube
• Theater Locations & Showtimes - Near you
• Streaming info - JustWatch
• First Look - Flickering Horror
• The Backrooms Collection - FoundFootage.com

The Legend Reawakens – September 24, 2027

Lionsgate announced that one of the most influential horror films ever made is heading back into the woods. Lionsgate has officially set September 24, 2027 as the theatrical release date for its new Blair Witch reboot, marking the latest chapter in the franchise that helped define found footage cinema for an entire generation.

The film will be directed by rising horror filmmaker Dylan Clark, with horror powerhouses Blumhouse and Atomic Monster producing. In a major win for longtime fans, original The Blair Witch Project stars Joshua Leonard and Michael C. Williams, along with creators Eduardo Sánchez, Daniel Myrick, and Gregg Hale, have joined the project as executive producers, helping guide the franchise back to its roots.

More than 25 years after the original film terrified audiences and changed independent horror forever, the legend of the Blair Witch is preparing to haunt a new generation. Plot details remain under wraps, but the filmmakers have promised an expansion of the franchise mythology rather than a simple remake.

Links:

• Movie Info - FoundFootage.com
• Play Teaser - YouTube
• Announcement - Dread Central
• Original Blair Witch Project
• The Blair Witch Project Collection

Go To Sleep is the latest original feature from FOUND TV — a psychological found footage horror film following a recently single man who begins documenting increasingly disturbing sleepwalking episodes after moving into a new home. As the nights grow more violent and unexplainable, the footage suggests he may not be alone inside the house. Directed by Steven Espinoza and co-written with Chris Vander Kaay (.ASK), the film leans heavily into claustrophobic POV camerawork, paranoia, and supernatural dread.

Following its festival debut, Go To Sleep will launch globally as a FOUND TV exclusive, continuing the platform’s growing focus on original found footage productions. With its stripped-down realism, escalating tension, and unsettling “something is watching” atmosphere, the film is shaping up to be one of the more notable indie POV horror releases of the summer festival season.

Links:

• Movie Info - FoundFootage.com
• Play Trailer - YouTube
• Streaming info - FoundTV Exclusive
• Movie Review - Rue Morgue
• Recovered Reels Fest - Official Site
• Festival Tickets - At Qmart. Pay at the door!

After retreating to an isolated cabin deep in the wilderness, an aspiring vlogger documents his attempt to disconnect from the outside world and rebuild his fractured sense of self. But as strange phenomena begin to emerge from the surrounding forest, he realizes an ancient natural force has marked him for something far more terrifying.

Directed by filmmaker duo Charlie Robb and Douglas Tawn, Loner blends psychological horror, wilderness survival, and found-footage-style realism into a tense descent into isolation and paranoia. Shot against the bleak backdrop of the British countryside, the film leans heavily into atmospheric dread, capturing the feeling of being completely cut off from civilization while something ancient and unknowable closes in.

Debuting as a FoundTV exclusive, Loner joins the platform’s expanding lineup of independent horror and POV-driven genre films, offering audiences a slow-burning nightmare rooted in nature, solitude, and the terrifying idea that some places were never meant to be disturbed.

Links:

• Movie Info - FoundFootage.com
• Play Trailer - YouTube
• Streaming info - FoundTV Exclusive
• Movie Review - Found Footage Nerd

From acclaimed director Genki Kawamura comes Exit 8 a chilling adaptation of the viral indie horror game by Kotake Create.

Trapped inside a seemingly endless underground passageway, a man must notice every anomaly and turn back before it is too late. Fluorescent lights hum, signs repeat, and subtle distortions begin to fracture the familiar surroundings, blurring the boundary between reality and nightmare.

Blending liminal space horror, psychological suspense, and surreal imagery, Exit 8 transforms an ordinary transit corridor into a deeply unsettling journey where every detail matters. There is only one way out: find Exit 8.

Links:

• Movie Info  - FoundFootage.com
• Movie Trailer - YouTube
• Movie Review - HorrorBuzz.com
• Interview: Genki Kawamura - Rue Morgue
• Streaming info - JustWatch.com
• KOTAKE CREATE- Website