My Found Footage (2026): Cast, Story and Release Details

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My Found Footage follows a filmmaker who travels around the world under a dangerous rule: put yourself in harm’s way and keep filming. Blending horror, mystery and adventure, the film raises questions about curses, moving targets and the identity of a possible threat.

My Found Footage is a 2026 horror, mystery and adventure film written and directed by Eric Orange. Its premise centers on a filmmaker who turns personal danger into recorded material while traveling around the world.

The film’s central idea is summed up by its motto, “put yourself in danger and film it.” Alongside its found-footage format, the story involves curses, witches and a mystery built around discovering who—or what—may be responsible.

My Found Footage movie details

Story without spoilers

The film follows a filmmaker on a global journey shaped by a risky approach to documenting events: he deliberately places himself in danger and records what happens. He believes that remaining in motion may make it more difficult for anyone “dark-sided” to curse him.

That setup places the movie between travel-based adventure and supernatural investigation. The supplied details also point to a possible “who dun it” structure, suggesting that the search for an explanation is an important part of the film without revealing the identity of the threat or how the story resolves.

What to expect

My Found Footage combines horror, mystery and adventure with a road-trip premise and a found-footage presentation. The supplied keywords also identify it as queer horror and connect the story to witches, curses and an investigative mystery.

Viewers can expect the filmmaking process itself to be central to the premise, since the protagonist’s camera is tied directly to his attempt to stay safe. The film has a reported runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, giving the concept a feature-length structure without indicating how its mystery concludes.

Cast and creative team

Eric Orange directs and writes My Found Footage, and also appears in the cast. The ensemble includes Marcus James, Mallorie Rodak, Marguerite Perrin, Emma Wolfe, James Maxwell Duerr, Nick Denman, Meredith Crawford, Elizabeth Hagar and Aaron West. Marguerite Perrin is credited as The God Warrior; character names are not provided for the other listed performers.

• Eric Orange
• Marcus James
• Mallorie Rodak
• Marguerite Perrin as The God Warrior
• Emma Wolfe
• James Maxwell Duerr
• Nick Denman
• Meredith Crawford
• Elizabeth Hagar
• Aaron West

Release and production context

My Found Footage is listed as a 2026 release with a release date of September 20, 2026. It is marked as released and has a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes. Juicy Pictures is credited as the production company. No country or spoken-language information is supplied.

Production companies: Juicy Pictures

Reported production figures:
Budget $20,000

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With its traveling filmmaker, self-recorded danger and supernatural mystery, My Found Footage is built around a clear found-footage premise. Its combination of horror, adventure, witches and a possible culprit-driven investigation gives the film several overlapping genre elements while keeping the central mystery open.

Film data:
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