In the unsettling found-footage anthology ‘Home Videos,’ directors Marina Akarepi, Daiane Azura, and Jason Figgis weave a tapestry of dread from the mundane. As Jerrod Carmichael’s ostensibly ordinary conversations with his family unravel, the film peels back the layers of Afro-American domestic life to expose the sinister undercurrents beneath discussions of sex, confidence, beauty standards, and feminism. Each intimate exchange becomes a portal to hidden fears and long-buried secrets, transforming laughter and silence into whispers of the macabre. With a chilling atmosphere that lingers long after the screen goes dark, this documentary-style horror will make you question the true horror that resides in the most familiar settings.
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In the unsettling found-footage anthology 'Home Videos,' directors Marina Akarepi, Daiane Azura, and Jason Figgis weave a tapestry of dread from the mundane. As Jerrod Carmichael's ostensibly ordinary conversations with his family unravel, the film peels back the layers of Afro-American domestic life to expose...
When was Home Videos released?
Home Videos was released in 2017.
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