This is a great week for found footage fans! The folks over at POV Horror are on fire, having released three new found footage films this week! That’s right, three! First, there’s IRUL: Ghost Hotel (2021) a gripping found footage ghost hunter film from Malaysia; second on the lineup is Amanuda (2021), a new found footage film from India, and the first found footage film in Tamil language; and third (and certainly not least) is Seekers (2016), the long awaited German found footage film that is finally available with English subtitles worldwide.
POV Horror released all three films on Amazon Video direct in the United States and UK and will soon be released on POV Horror, worldwide, as well.
These three releases come on the heals of POV Horror’s wordwide release of Wekufe, the critically acclaimed found footage film from Chile, available on Amazon worldwide and POV Horror.
IRUL: Ghost Hotel (2021)
IRUL: Ghost Hotel is a found footage horror and paranormal/ghost movie from Malaysia and is the second found footage film shot in the Tamil language. The film was written and directed by M.S. Prem Nath and follows a team of amateur ghost hunters investigate a haunted hotel. With great character development and many different on-location environments, this is one found footage film you won’t want to miss!
Where to watch: Amazon (Direct Link)
https://youtu.be/ik2lgbTzruk
Amanuda (2021)
Amanuda (2021) is a paranormal found footage horror movie out of India and is the very first found footage film spoken in theTamil language. The film was written and directed by S.S. Jishnu Dev and follows a team of ghost hunters and paranormal researchers who set out to shoot a documentary about a haunted forest in rural India where many local villagers have been killed or gone missing. The group discovers an ancient evil that will forever change their lives.
Where to watch: Amazon (Direct Link)
https://youtu.be/bzVLirQ3Iyc
Seekers (2021)
Seekers (2021) is a found footage horror movie from Germany that follows four friends who go into the deep forests of Poland to shoot a documentary about their hobby, geocaching, a modern form of treasure hunting. The film was written and directed by Michael Effenberger, and produced by Matador Films, the same German studio who brought us the acclaimed RAW trilogy.
Where to watch: Amazon (Direct Link)
https://youtu.be/VsoC6rSB1bM