Get Ready For Macabre March With New FOUND TV Releases!
March might not have the eerie charm of October, but horror fans know that fear doesn’t follow a calendar, but it knows us all too well. As the weather teeters between winter’s chill and spring’s thaw, it’s the perfect time to embrace the unsettling realism of found footage horror. These horror movies thrive on raw tension, making you question every flickering light and unexplained noise in your own home. It is ideal for those still hibernating indoors still not wanting to take on the bone-chilling weather or crazy horror movie-like world we currently live in. Plus, with fewer major horror releases crowding theaters, it’s a great excuse to dig into underrated found footage indie gems or revisit classics on Found TV that will be providing us with some much-needed shaky camera and sheer panic never to go out of season.
Found footage fans here at Macabre Daily are excited to gear up for the Macabre March season by watching some of the new, as well as current releases that are available on the Found TV app! Mark your calendars for these releases:
March 3: “WORLD STREAMING PREMIERE Distort” (2025) - A musician recording an album in the woods finds mysterious cassette tapes being left for him. On them, a woman researching an urban legend was being terrorised by a man and his vicious dog. Now, those same things are happening to the musician.
March 5: “Zeckenkommando vs Cthulhu” (2015) - Lower Saxony's most hardcore punk band faces off against the forces of evil summoned by their small town's elites in a found footage extravaganza. Only available in the US and Canada.
March 7: “It’s John” (2023) - A group of amateur filmmakers discover a cursed children's book while filming in a deserted forest.
March 11: “The Purging Hour” (2016) - A home video was discovered on the dark web in connection to the death and disappearance of the Diaz Family. Now a film crew sets out to uncover the truth. Only available in the US and Canada.
March 14: “Alterverse” (2015) - A documentarian named Annie has roped her husband into a project that involves setting up cameras throughout their house. Complications arise when the cameras start showing that same couple in an alternate universe.
March 17: “Body & Soul” (2024) - In 'Patrol Cam Live,' a groundbreaking cop TV show shadowing officers across the nation takes a chilling turn when two officers filming a live feed are plunged into a signal-free abyss.
March 19: “The Blood Queen” (2023) - A group of friends are caught in a horrific whirlwind when an entity known as the Blood Queen haunts each of them down.
March 21: “The Truth Will Out” (2020) - A documentary crew interviews a woman and her two daughters, who they suspect are witches. Only available in the US and Canada.
March 24: “Caminhos Macabros” (2017) - Five university students vanish after hiking to a secret beach, leaving behind only a video. A popular YouTube mystery channel investigates their disappearance.
March 27: DOUBLE FEATURE WORLD STREAMING PREMIERE “Souvenir” (2025) - March 2024, a man receives devastating news and heads to the Sierra Nevada Mountains to face an internal battle.
March 27: DOUBLE FEATURE WORLD STREAMING PREMIERE “The Ruck March” (2025) - When two women sign up to participate in a group endurance event in the unforgiving desert, they expect a challenging but rewarding experience. As the group ventures deeper into the desolate landscape, things take a sinister turn.
Be sure to check out Found TV on the App Store to enjoy their great library of found footage horror, as well as their reasonably priced streaming service membership. You can follow their social media page here to stay on top of all the newest upcoming releases here. Stay tuned to Macabre Daily for news of all things spooky and the terrifying in-depth reviews of the newest upcoming horror movies.
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