Cinematic marvels like Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and James Cameron's Avatar films are pushing the boundaries of what can be accomplished with cameras and demand to be seen on the biggest screen possible. However, while that may be great for a big-budget blockbuster, sometimes the horror genre is at its best when it's kept lo-fi. The Blair Witch Project, Lake Mungo, Skinamarink, and more have all managed to frighten on limited budgets, using a low-tech approach to their advantage to create eerie atmospheres. At this year's Fantastic Fest, prolific filmmaker James Cullen Bressack will return to his grungy horror roots with his own lo-fi flick, I Have Proof, a psychological descent into madness shot entirely on VHS that will play with viewers' sense of reality with its format.
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