Dead Hot: Season of the Witch (2023) Review – A Cringe-Inducing Vanity Project
Vanessa Hudgens and GG Magree head to Salem for a “spiritual journey” in Dead Hot. Is it a spooky exploration of witchcraft or just a hollow vanity project?

Vanessa Hudgens and GG Magree head to Salem for a “spiritual journey” in Dead Hot. Is it a spooky exploration of witchcraft or just a hollow vanity project?

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?

From harvesting a villain’s liver to faking death with Propofol, we’re unpicking the messy, nonsensical logic of the 2022 Tubi thriller Play Dead.

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.

We are exploring the digital abyss. Here are 15 horror movies about the dark side of the web, featuring social media stalkers, deep web killers, and the dangers of internet fame.

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?