Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Marlon

Willow Creek (2013)
I expected more from this writer/director but it's basically Blair Witch Project with Bigfoot. He should have taken the Trollhunter approach instead.

I thought they did a good job at building suspense even if some of the scenes dragged on way too long but i was really disappointed in the ending.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Originally Posted by horcrux2007

Would someone who likes almost every found footage movie (i.e. me) like it?

It's pretty standard so I guess you will.

Originally Posted by The Villain

I thought they did a good job at building suspense even if some of the scenes dragged on way too long but i was really disappointed in the ending.

I was mainly disappointed because I thought the movie was too shallow.
Next bit contains spoilers so I'll put in in white
"The information they gathered was more centered about the old Bigfoot footage and should have been more about the creature itself. I think the only actual info they got was about the noise Bigfoot makes.
Then later on in the tent the main character says Bigfoot are known to smash wood together or something. Like where did you get that from?
It all felt a bit cheap to me.
And what the fuck was that naked women near the end?!"
Anyway, I still would love to see a decent Bigfoot movie.
Maybe an excursion into the woods with Native American guide, more folklore and some actual Bigfoots (or is it Bigfeet?)"

[Damn Heathen]

Evolver: The Making of Youthanasia

7/10

[Geordie9]

6/10

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by The Villain

I liked the second year better

Hmm, I don't know if I've seen any from the second year.

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

Hmm, I don't know if I've seen any from the second year.

Mulberry Street
Deaths of Ian Stone
Nightmare Man
Borderland
Tooth and Nail
Unearthed
Frontiers
Lake Dead

The only one I didn't like that year was Crazy Eight

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by The Villain

Mulberry Street
Deaths of Ian Stone
Nightmare Man
Borderland
Tooth and Nail
Unearthed
Frontiers
Lake Dead

The only one I didn't like that year was Crazy Eight

Mulberry Street is pretty good - the director went on to 2 other great films, Stakeland and Cold in July. I though Borderland was excellent - based on a true story too.

Is Tooth and Nail the post apocalypse one with Vinnie Jones - in my opinion it wasn't up to much.

[horcrux2007]

8/10

I've seen this before. What I like so much about this is the still shots that'll last for like a minute. Those can build an incredible amount of tension without resorting to lame jump scares or gore. The scariest part was without a doubt the last night. Definitely the best of the series.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Discopathe, 2013 8/10.

[Baron Von Marlon]

The Battery (2012)
Starts out good but dumb and boring towards the ending.
Too bad. Acting, idea and execution were good.