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Marty is the ideal fifth grader—he gets good grades, listens to his teachers and doesn't start trouble in class. But a darkness is beginning to fall over Marty's life, the kids at school won't stop picking on him, his parents just don't seem to understand him, and now Marty must grapple with a terrible secret that threatens to destroy life as he knows it—his big brother is a serial killer.
Ten-year-old Marty lives in isolation with his two older brothers after their parents mysteriously disappear. When Marty discovers a disturbing, life-size dollhouse in the woods, he becomes convinced it holds the key to his parents' whereabouts. As he delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers a dark and terrifying secret that threatens to consume him and his family.
Found gained a cult following within the independent horror community for its unique premise, unsettling atmosphere, and gore. While recognized for its ambitious storytelling on a low budget, it was also noted for its raw, unpolished execution and challenging themes. It has been praised by genre enthusiasts for its originality and willingness to push boundaries.
Praised for its disturbing and original horror concept.
Noted for its effective use of gore and unsettling imagery.
Criticized by some for its rough production values and bleak tone.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce and largely confined to niche horror forums. Those who appreciate the film often cite its unique and disturbing plot, while others find it too graphic or amateurish.
The film's distinctive dollhouse set was constructed by director Scott Schirmer himself in his backyard.
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Found took a little getting into, at first it seems like a low budget movie with a bit of a slow moving story line. But after bearing with it for a while it become apparent this is a well put together film. You have to be a fan of off b...