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From formal innovators to scare-your-pants off franchises, found footage horror has become one of film's most powerful gimmicks.

The Last Exorcism director Daniel Stamm and uncredited screenwriter David Birke discuss the rushed ending of the movie.

With 13 years between himself and The Last Exorcism, director Daniel Stamm can finally get something off his chest: "I f-cked up the ending." This proverbial exorcising of the demons took place recently over Zoom, as SYFY WIRE questioned the filmmaker about his time spent making the 2010 found footage horror project (now streaming on Peacock). "The ending in the script was a different one," he continues. "I thought it was brilliant and it was the whole reason why I wanted to make the movie [in t

Released in 2010, The Last Exorcism took the overdone exorcism horror movie and fused it to a mockumentary style.

From formal innovators to scare-your-pants off franchises, found footage horror has become one of film's most powerful…