This is it. We made it to the final day! With our last film entry on our journey of finding great Found Footage films. We end things with a bang, and a scream, and hysterical crazy laughter. One of the best most chilling films I've seen and absolutely worth the watch.

Thank you all for an incredible month and experience.

Just one more day to go and we will have survived Found Footage February! Today brings us Savageland, Writen and directed by three men, we have a documentary style found footage film that sets the bar a hell of a lot higher for these kind of films, and could be my new go-to favorite for this type of found footage.

I am joined on this adventure with my cohost on two other podcast AND my cohost through life. My sister and her oh so awesomely special husband! Enjoy!

Todays film was a random draw from a reserve list, as I intended to watch another film that unfortunately wasn't available to stream ANYWHERE. So this film replaced it, and regret was the result.

Welcome to The fear Footage.

I have ranted about horrible films, I have ranted about good films. In this episode? I rant about making films and do my best not to talk AT ALL about this flm. . . Enjoy!

The final four of this month, and kicking it off with a great find!

What do you get when you stare down a train tunnel on a bridge for a full hour without blinking? Only good things obviously, aside sore eyes that will take forever to heal.

Join in as we discuss Butterfly Kisses and I ramble for an hour about the thing. Thankfully I only managed 2 personal stories in this one and NOT relationship stories so, your welcome?

What do you get when you run an institute trying to find people with exceptional mind powers? A person with exceptional mind powers.

What do you get when that person turns out to be possessed by a demon? The involvment of the U.S. government who takes over your institute and begins working immediately on controlling something that can't be controlled and the consequences within that decision.

This movie was damn near brilliant, Great story, amazing acting. Everything was just well done to a capitol T. Enjoy!

When visiting a village, to film an episode for your Ghostbusting youtube channel, you should always remember to be respectful of the people and surroundings around you. Instead of thinking because it's family this means you can dick around and not take things seriously.

When someone has a 'Tunnel that no one shall enter', so you decide to push through and enter it anyway? Nothing good will come of it, despite what the internet may have told you.

This was an amazing film, you absolutely MUST see it before my review. I was up until 6am with this thing and STILL didn't do nearly as good as I feel I should've/could've done. But here it is. Enjoy. We are all boned now people!

When sister Sophie decides to do a documentary on her brothers disappearence after 20 years. She uncovered the magic of friendship, the wonderous music of John Williams, and what it really means to forgive and love.

Or she investigates her brother and his friends, vanishing in the hills of Arizona on a night of an Alien light show and only horrible things await us.

It's the second one, though the first would've been nice.

Area 51. When you do a movie about it, you can really only go one of two ways. Either insane, or comical. This one went a little bit of both, but in a fun 80's sort of way.

Join in as we discuss a man with too much money to burn in a job no one knows what it is, but made a man able to afford untold thousands of dollars in equipment to storm Area 51 undetected. Breaks into an employees home with a bag of beef jerky, and marvel at the concept of a military base with only one. ONE security camera.