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Butterfly Kisses (2018)

Butterfly Kisses

Name: Butterfly Kisses
Genre: Documentary, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Released: 2018-10-23

Genre:
Documentary ·
Horror ·
Mystery ·
Thriller

Release Date: October 23, 2018

Status: Released

Running time: 1h 31m

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Plot.

A box of video tapes depicting two students' film project featuring a local horror legend is discovered by a filmmaker. He lost himself and the film crew as he set out to prove the story was real and release it as a work of his own.

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This Movie Is About.

film student ·

tunnel ·

missing person ·

paranormal investigation ·

wife husband relationship ·

mockumentary ·

found footage ·

urban legend ·

obsession

Cast & Crew.

Erik Kristopher Myers

Director / Himself / Writer

Rachel Armiger

Sophia Crane

Seth Adam Kallick

Gavin York / Casting Assistant

Reed Delisle

Feldman

Matt Lake

'Mr. Folklore'

Erik Kristopher Myers

Director

Eileen Del Valle

Amelia York

Carlo Glorioso

Producer

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Butterfly Kisses is a 2018 found footage horror film written and directed by Erik Kristopher Myers. It stars Rachel Armiger, Reed DeLisle, and Matt Lake, and features Eduardo Sánchez as himself. The film follows a filmmaker who discovers a box of videotapes depicting a disturbing student film project about an urban legend known as Peeping Tom. As he sets out to prove the footage is real, he becomes obsessed, along with the film crew following him.

The film is a deconstruction of the found footage genre, exploring what if films like The Blair Witch Project, The Last Exorcism, or Paranormal Activity were real. The director also considers it a mixture of academic criticism and the real world horror of how far an artist would be willing to go.