Butterfly Kisses is found footage about found footage: a filmmaker works through old student tapes about a local urban legend while everyone around him calls it a hoax.
If you liked its layers of documentary and the question of whether any of it can be trusted, these films give you more legends, cursed tapes and films within films.
About the film: Butterfly Kisses (2018)
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The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Three film students go into the woods to document a local legend on their own cameras
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Lake Mungo (2008)
A documentary about a family finding unsettling things in their own photos and videos
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Savageland (2015)
A true-crime style documentary built around one roll of film from a night in an Arizona border town
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The Nobodies (2017)
A 1993 amateur VHS horror film shown complete, with the story of the uproar it caused in its town
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Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made (2018)
A documentary about a film said to be cursed, followed by the film itself
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The Last Broadcast (1998)
A filmmaker re-examines a case when a tape from a public-access Jersey Devil hunt reaches him
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Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story (2015)
A news crew goes through a missing man's tapes and keeps spotting a tall, faceless figure in a suit
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P.O.V. A Cursed Film (2012)
The hosts of a show about viewers' ghost videos run into a clip linked to a school legend
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Noroi: The Curse (2005)
A missing paranormal reporter's last documentary links odd local events to an ancient curse
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The Tunnel (2011)
A journalist and her TV crew look into disappearances in Sydney's tunnels, presented as a documentary
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Willow Creek (2013)
A couple shoots their own documentary at the site of the famous Bigfoot film, talking to locals first
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Hell House LLC (2015)
A documentary goes through footage from a haunted-house crew whose cameras recorded odd things
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Digging Up the Marrow (2014)
Horror director Adam Green plays himself, filming a man who claims monsters are real
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