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Man Finds Tape

2025 · Movie · 86 min

5.9(36)unSUB Rating

HorrorMysteryThriller

After a set of disturbing video clips surfaces, two siblings dig into the mystery behind the footage and the strange behavior spreading through their small Texas town. Their search pulls them deeper into an eerie, escalating horror story built around recordings, local fear, and an unsettling hidden force.

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Details
Years
2025
Release date
2025-12-05
Language
English
Runtime
86 min
TMDB rating (input)
5.7/10 (36 votes)
About

If you enjoy eerie small-town found-footage horror in the vein of V/H/S/94 or Phoenix Forgotten, this may work for you; Not for you if you need fast pacing, clear answers, or a polished style.

Pros: creepy mystery; strong suspense at times; effective found-footage feel | Cons: slow pacing; confusing story beats; uneven effects

Themes

  • texas
  • investigation
  • found footage
  • cosmic horror
  • body horror
  • documentarian

Cast & crew

  • Kelsey Pribilski

    Kelsey Pribilski

    as Lynn Page

  • William Magnuson

    William Magnuson

    as Lucas Page

  • John Gholson

    John Gholson

    as Reverend Endicott Carr

  • Brian Villalobos

    Brian Villalobos

    as The Stranger

  • Nell Kessler

    Nell Kessler

    as Wendy Parker

  • Graham Skipper

    Graham Skipper

    as Winston Boon

  • Judy McMillan

    Judy McMillan

    as Abigail and Fernette Webber

  • CH

    Christine Hall

    as Joelle Cantor

  • Akasha Villalobos

    Akasha Villalobos

    as Holly Page

  • Shane Brady

    Shane Brady

    as Richard Page

Directed by Paul Gandersman, Peter S. Hall