In this episode of Real Real Talk, host Josh and guest Angel Heron dive deep into the world of found footage horror films. They explore various titles, discussing their emotional impact, storytelling techniques, and the unique qualities that make each film stand out. From classics like 'The Poughkeepsie Tapes' to newer entries like 'VHS 99', the conversation highlights the genre's ability to evoke fear and nostalgia while addressing deeper themes of grief and human experience. In this engaging conversation, Angel and Josh delve into their favorite found footage horror films, exploring the emotional and psychological impact of these unique storytelling methods. They discuss the evolution of the genre, highlighting key films like 'Cloverfield', 'Paranormal Activity', and 'The Blair Witch Project', while also touching on the significance of content creator horror and the innovative storytelling techniques that have emerged in recent years. The discussion is rich with insights into the filmmaking process, audience reactions, and the cultural relevance of horror films today.Real Reel Talk is your weekly home for unfiltered deep dives into the world of film. Hosts Josh breaks it all down — from fresh releases to old-school favorites — with sharp insight, real opinions, and sharp trivia. Whether you're into Oscar bait, popcorn flicks, or everything in between, this is your go-to stop for real talk about reel stuff.Find Us Online:Follow and join the conversation with Dave and Josh on social media!Twitter / X: @RealReelTalkPodInstagram: @RealReelTalkThreads: @RealReelTalkYouTube: @RealReelTalkSubscribe to Real Reel Talk on your favorite podcast platform and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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