The Last Cabin

This movie flies by with its quick pace, heightened story progression and wild deaths. There is a heavy inspiration from many classic horror, thriller and slasher films to feel nostalgic while also maintaining a sense of freshness.

Despite being a found footage film, "The Last Cabin" is not shot with shaky, epilepsy inducing camera work; instead, this film is shot with excellent cinematography and logical editing.

The best part of this found footage cabin in the woods movie is how it makes sense and allows itself to develop while maintaining a frantic pace.

Edge of your seat for 88 minutes and the guy with blonde hair was the bomb in "Forest of Death"