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A new seemingly terrifying found footage horror movie is gaining major interest from horror fans not only for its chilling contents but also because it can only be viewed in theaters, as the filmmakers vow they will never release it online.
Creators and stars Nick Toti and Rachel Kempf have chosen not to release found footage horror film It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This on streaming services, or sell digital and physical copies after its short theatrical run in the US. The whole idea started as a joke when making the movie’s first trailer, but the pair have decided to stick to their word.
It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This follows two horror fans who buy a creepy abandoned house to shoot their own horror movie in, but things go awry when the pair find cult members gathering outside. Much like one of the best found footage horror movies of all time, The Blair Witch Project, the film blurs the line between fiction and reality by having the central three cast members, including Toti and Kempf, use their real names.
So why the secrecy? Toti says that the limited release is to avoid piracy but also to shake things up as his other projects were not getting any traction. "I've been making movies for 15 years now, and almost every single movie I’ve made has been released for free on the Internet, and nobody has paid any attention to any of them," he said. "Nobody has cared about any of them. So I was like, 'Oh, well, this is something new.'"
