It's time to celebrate in true horror fashion! This episode marks the 6th anniversary of the I Love Horror Podcast and my birthday, so what better way to celebrate than by diving headfirst into my favorite horror sub-genre: found footage? Joining me around the campfire are Chris Vander Kaay (writer and star of "Go To Sleep"), Elizabeth Vermilyea (star of "Hell House LLC 3: Lake of Fire" and "Hell House LLC: Lineage", and a returning friend of the podcast), and Sarah Nicklin (star of the "V/H/S Halloween" segment "Home Haunt"). Together, we put a stack of found footage films on trial to answer one important question: should their footage have been discovered... or should it have stayed buried somewhere deep in the woods?

Expect plenty of laughs, horror hot takes, passionate debates, and the kind of chaotic conversations that happen when you gather a group of found footage fans around the same microphone. From hidden gems to infamous disasters, we celebrate everything that makes the sub-genre so addictive while handing out our completely scientific verdicts on which films deserved to be unearthed and which should've remained lost forever. Whether you're a lifelong found footage fanatic or just looking for your next creepy watch, this anniversary episode is packed with horror love, great company, and enough shaky cameras to make you check the tree line twice. Be sure to follow my guests on their social media pages below:

Chris Vander Kaay

Elizabeth Vermilyea

Sarah Nicklin

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