I’m Haunted (2022) Review – A Derivative and Low-Effort Found Footage Slog
Brandon Rhiness delivers a micro-budget found footage mystery with I’m Haunted. A vlogger documents paranormal activity, but is it scary or just low-effort?
I’m a sucker for punishment. With that in mind, this section is dedicated to ultra low budget horror movies free on Tubi.tv. Now we all know there is a lot of great horror on Tubi. That is not what this section is about. That would be too easy. This section is purely dedicated to reviews of the movies that nobody seems to talk about.
The rules here are simple. I don’t read reviews, I don’t read suggestions, I don’t read anything about the movie. I simply check out the synopsis and watch before bringing you my unfiltered opinion. Expect a ton of bad movies and maybe even a few good ones. This feature was originally intended for June of 2023 but I will probably keep adding to it indefinitely.

Brandon Rhiness delivers a micro-budget found footage mystery with I’m Haunted. A vlogger documents paranormal activity, but is it scary or just low-effort?

Matt Kincses delivers a formulaic found footage slog with The Lost Vlog of Ruby Real. Social media influencers hunt a dimensional tree, but find only boredom.

Bret Lada delivers a tight, character-driven found footage experience with The Andy Baker Tape. A food blogger meets his long-lost brother in this pandemic-era indie.

Ruben Rodriguez attempts to capture the Lake Mungo magic with The Death of April. A teaching assistant documents a haunting, but does the mystery deliver or just fizzle out?

Patrick Lussier heads to the mortuary with Play Dead. A medical student fakes her own death to save her brother, but this thriller’s logic is DOA.

Nick Kozakis delivers a visceral and affecting look at the tragic cost of religious zealotry in Godless: The Eastfield Exorcism. A Tubi Original that hits hard.

Victoria Vertuga writes, directs, and stars in the DIY found footage horror Lexi. A motivational influencer goes missing, leaving behind a trail of voyeuristic terror.

Graham Hughes writes, directs, and stars in the viral found footage mystery Death of a Vlogger. Does this social media mockumentary deliver scares or just satire?

Vera and Kendall Whelpton take us inside the “Real Conjuring Home” in The Sleepless Unrest. Does this found footage mockumentary offer scares or just boredom?

Bill Howard III writes, directs, and stars in the found footage ghost story Something Walks in the Woods. Is it a spooky forest mystery or just a boring camping trip?

Lori Evans Taylor delivers a familiar supernatural thriller with Bed Rest. Melissa Barrera stars as a pregnant woman confined to bed, but can this cliché-ridden horror deliver?

Aaron Irons takes us deep into the wilderness for the found footage horror Chest. Does this Appalachian folklore mystery deliver the goods or just technical errors?