Monster Tapes

Don't listen to these fake reviews, honestly the worst film I've ever seen. What's with the weird human masks?! The acting is terrible and there's clearly so many A. I generated scenes, they've even re used them too!

If you want a laugh go for it but we wasted an hour of our lives that we won't get back.

Monster Tapes is a wild, messy, but undeniably entertaining found-footage horror flick. The premise-two girls uncovering a missing cryptid hunter's tapes-hooks you early, and the escalation into full-blown military cover-ups and monster mayhem keeps the adrenaline pumping. The creature design is fantastic, with a rage-fueled Bigfoot that feels both terrifying and tragic. The forest setting adds claustrophobia, and the action (especially soldiers getting ragdolled) is brutal. Some pacing issues and shaky cam hold it back, but the sheer audacity (yes, there's a tank) makes it a must-watch for cryptid fans.

Monster Tapes delivers exactly what horror fans crave-raw tension, eerie atmosphere, and a monster that feels terrifyingly real. The shaky cam adds to the immersion, making every rustle in the woods feel like a threat. The mix of government conspiracy and primal survival horror works perfectly. And that scene with the tank? Absolutely insane. A must-watch for cryptid lovers!

This film doesn't hold back-once the monster is unleashed, it's a nonstop barrage of violence and paranoia. The leads' performances ground the madness, and the creature's rage is genuinely frightening. The found-footage style enhances the immersion, though some shots are too dark. The tank moment is gloriously ridiculous, cementing this as a cult favorite in the making.

In the entire history of found footage movies, this is absolutely the worst ever example.

There is no pace, the lighting is crap, the acting is worse than bad, and the monsters are a joke.

Example dialogue - ' "shoot them until dead," they are not then shot but just captured.

Honestly, the whole thing is just one pathetic art school project. How it was scoring 7.3 is beyond me.