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- A Horror Fan's Disappointment I started watching this movie, gave it 15 minutes, and then found myself skipping to the last 15. The characters just didn't grab me, and there was nothing to pique my interest. Even then, I ended up fast-forwarding to the last five minutes, just to be done with it. As a true horror fan, I look for a quality storyline, a few good jump scares, some shock value, and a sprinkle of gore or something to give me chills long after the credits roll. This movie, however, was a bust. During those final five minutes, all I could think was, "Please, just end already!" It had a bit of a Blair Witch vibe towards the end, and while it might be a slow burn, I honestly questioned if it was burning at all. To all my fellow horror geeks out there, I strongly recommend giving this one a hard pass.
- By the amount of people behind this i thought that it's quality was great! It is true that in the end it's hard to appreciate clearly what happens to our characters but i believe that it adds a charms to it. It doesn't really have huge jumpscares but i think that's exactly the reason why i think the end worked just fine. Loved it!
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Free on 20+ platforms. Pick yours.The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan Trivia
The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan was released on October 20, 2018.
The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan was directed by Burt Grinstead.
The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan has a runtime of 84m.
The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan was produced by Burt Grinstead.
An unedited memory card from a camera shows Leah Sullivan's school project about a cold case murder that doesn't seem to be so cold after all.
The key characters in The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan are Leah Sullivan (Anna Stromberg), Patrick Rooke (Burt Grinstead), Margaret Stromberg (Maureen Keiller).
The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan is rated Not Rated.
The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan is a Horror, Mystery, Thriller film.
The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan has an audience rating of 5.5 out of 10.


