10. The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2014)
This faux documentary about a serial killer with a fetish for video tapes was completed in 2007, yet wasn’t shown publically until 2014. In an odd move, MGM released it as a VOD title, but shelved it again less than a month later. To this day, it remains unavailable on DVD or Blu-ray. That’s a shame, since it contains scenes that are so disturbing and profoundly unpleasant, it deserves a chance to frighten a wider audience. The movie’s director, John Erick Dowdle, went on to helm two more found footage horror films: “Quarantine” in 2008 and “As Above, So Below” in 2014.
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