Do you dare “see what they saw”? Then check out The Tapes!

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

More found footage horror for you here, this one being a British-born freakout called THE TAPES. (No, not THE POUGHKEEPSIE TAPES, sorry.) It looks like your standard issue faux-documentary/POV nightmare, although people wearing pig heads will always creep me out, so it gets points there. I also dig the simple, eerie tagline: See what they saw.

In 2008 several tapes were recovered at the scene of a horrific crime. Shot by three youngsters involved and with the permission of their parents, the tapes are now being released as a warning to society.

THE TAPES doesn’t have a release date as of yet, but we’ll keep you in the loop. For now, give the teaser trailer – and the film’s official facebook page – a peek. (Thanks to AVERY for the heads-up.)

Source: AITH

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