Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘Looky-Loo Part II’ goes to an unexpected place
Filmmaker Jason Zink outpaces the first film.
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Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘Infirmary’ will make your blood run cold
Filmmaker Nicholas Pineda injects fear directly into the veins.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘The Killing Cell’ is a slaughtering good time
James Bessey and Karsen Schovajsa have a hit on their hands.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘This House is Totally Haunted’ turns the creep on high
Sean Nichols Lynch expands his deranged world.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘Frogman Returns’ births outrageous world-building
Anthony Cousins has a franchise on his hands.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘We Put the World to Sleep’ will hurt your brain
Adrian Tofei does it again!
Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘Content’ will make you cringe (complimentary)
Writer/director Adam Meilech delivers a doozy of a screenlife film.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: 10 Most Anticipated Films
This year’s festival looks like a banger!
Unnamed Footage Festival 2026: ‘Heritage’ makes you wish you were never born
In his debut feature film, Baptist Agostini-Croce delivers the scares.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘What I Remember’ explores gender and a tragic disappearance
Alex Hera stretches her short film into a full-length feature.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘McCurdy Point’ casts a haunting genre spell
Jeremy Brothers and Nick Paonessa’s new film scares up a good time.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘The Rebrand’ sets fire to influencer culture
The Kaye Adelaide feature pours gasoline on influencer culture.
Unnamed Film Festival 2025: The Unsolved Love Hotel Murder Case Incident should have been forgotten
Dave Jackson and Guy’s new collaboration fails to terrify.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘Tinsman Road’ swerves and stalls in thriller territory
Robbie Banfitch’s sophomore effort doesn’t quite live up to The Outwaters.
Unnamed Footage Festival: ‘Nightfall: A Paranormal Investigation’ commits the worst crime of all — being boring
Myles McEwen and Ripley Stevens attempt melding traditional shots with found-footage to lackluster results.
