Cloverfield turns one handheld camera into the eyes of a whole city under attack: a farewell party, then a monster, and only what one amateur cameraman can see.
These films keep that raw-tape feeling while something huge happens around a handful of ordinary people: creatures, outbreaks and disasters.
About the film: Cloverfield (2008)
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[REC] (2007)
A TV crew's camera follows people trapped in one building as something spreads from floor to floor
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Trollhunter (2010)
Students follow a secretive hunter whose job is to keep Norway's very real trolls a secret
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Chronicle (2012)
Three teens gain telekinetic powers and film everything as their powers grow
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Quarantine (2008)
The US remake of [REC]: a reporter and her cameraman are sealed inside an infected apartment block
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The Bay (2012)
A seaside town's Fourth of July, pieced together from phones, webcams and news cameras as an outbreak spreads
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Apollo 18 (2011)
Footage from a secret Moon mission shows the astronauts are not alone up there
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Diary of the Dead (2007)
Film students keep shooting as the dead rise all over the country, from George A. Romero
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Jeruzalem (2015)
Tourists in Jerusalem record a holiday that turns into chaos, all through smart glasses
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Project Almanac (2015)
Teens build a time machine and film every jump, each one changing more than they planned
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The Blair Witch Project (1999)
The film that made the found tape famous: three students and their own cameras in the woods
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Area 51 (2015)
Friends with cameras and night-vision goggles break into the secret base, from Paranormal Activity's Oren Peli
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Project X (2012)
Not horror: a birthday party filmed by a hired classmate grows until nobody can control it
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The McPherson Tape (1989)
A family films a child's birthday party on camcorder, until the lights go out and something is in the sky
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Monster (2008)
Two American reporters in Tokyo are caught in a giant monster attack, told through their camera
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