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The Den

Unmask a Whole New Side of Fear

Released R 76 min 6/10 Votes: 15696

A young woman studying the habits of webcam chat users from the apparent safety of her apartment witnesses a brutal murder online and is quickly immersed in a nightmare in which she and her loved ones are targeted for the same grisly fate as the first victim.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Horror, Mystery, Thriller

Subgenres:

Found Footage Horror

Release:

2013-12-12

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$500k

Revenue:

$410k

Companies:

Onset Films, Cliffbrook Films

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Midsommar - Delves into cult experiences and psychological horror.
Hereditary - Explores family trauma and the horrors that stem from it.
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Combines horror with a unique narrative style and social commentary.
The Lodge - Features psychological horror set in an isolated location.
Ready or Not - Involves a deadly game with dark humor and family secrets.
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Eagle Eye - Involves technology controlling lives and the tension of being watched, similar in its themes of digital paranoia.
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V/H/S - Part of the same anthology horror series with found footage style.
V/H/S/2 - Continuation of the anthology format with new shorts and found footage.
V/H/S/85 - Another entry in the V/H/S series, following the same anthology style.
The Blair Witch Project - Influential found footage horror film that inspired many successors.
Paranormal Activity - Found footage horror that captures the terror through a personal lens.
The Last Broadcast - Early found footage horror film involving a documentary style.
Cloverfield - Mix of found footage and monster horror, offering a unique perspective.
REC - Spanish found footage horror film that adds documentary style to a zombie outbreak.
Noroi: The Curse - Found footage style that builds a horror narrative through various recordings.
Deadstream - Combines horror and comedy with a found footage style for a unique experience.
The Visit - Found footage format with a focus on the horror of familial relationships.
The Taking of Deborah Logan - Found footage horror film exploring themes of possession and dementia.
Hell House LLC - Found footage about a haunted hotel experience with a tense atmosphere.
The Den - Utilizes webcam footage to create a suspenseful horror narrative.
Unlisted Owner - Found footage film focusing on the aftermath of a brutal crime in a house.
The Poughkeepsie Tapes - A mockumentary style horror film showcasing sinister home footage.
Catfish - Though not strictly horror, it uses a documentary-like approach that reveals unsettling truths.
Area 51 - Found footage horror that delves into conspiracy and the unknown.
Ghostwatch - A mockumentary that presents ghosts and the supernatural as reality.
Megan Is Missing - Explores dark themes through a found footage format with a horrifying outcome.
Troll Hunter - Norwegian found footage film blending horror and folklore.
The Bay - Found footage style discussing ecological horror and social commentary.
The Witch Who Came from the Sea - Horror narrative involving personal trauma with an unsettling feel.
Ghost Exorcism - Combines horror with exorcism-themed narratives utilizing found footage.
Indigenous - Found footage horror that explores local legends and fears.
Found Footage 3D - Meta-horror film about the making of a found footage horror film.
The Ouija Experiment - Found footage horror film focusing on the supernatural and a board game.
The Houses October Built - Explores horror attractions and the dark side of Halloween through found footage.
Afflicted - Found footage horror involving a documentary about a turning point in a person's life.
Shutter Island - Psychological horror with a twist and unsettling atmosphere, though not found footage.
The Last Exorcism - Mockumentary style dealing with themes of possessions and faith.
Sinister - Horror narrative centered around found footage, exploring sinister themes.
The Wretched - Integrates horror elements and dark folk themes with a tense narrative.
I Am Not a Serial Killer - Mixes dark humor and horror with a unique narrative style.
The Conjuring - Though not found footage, it deals with paranormal horror, capturing terror effectively.
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark - Horror anthology that weaves together eerie narratives, similar in format.
Haunt - Modern horror film utilizing the claustrophobic elements of a haunted house.
The Conjuring 2 - Continues the theme of paranormal investigation with a horror backdrop.
It's My Party - Mixes dark themes and family dynamics, creating a tense atmosphere.
The Dark Tapes - Anthology horror film, similar in structure to V/H/S series.