Wild Eye Releasing has set a November 24 Digital Video release for The Point Pleasant Tapes, a found-footage horror film directed by Jesse P. Pollack and Dan Jones.
- October 15, 2026
AceShowbiz - Wild Eye Releasing has set a November 24 Digital Video release for The Point Pleasant Tapes, a new found-footage horror film directed by Jesse P. Pollack and Dan Jones.
The film follows three friends who, in 1987, set out on a road trip to Point Pleasant, West Virginia, determined to uncover the truth behind the terrifying legend of the Mothman. Decades later, their long-lost videotapes resurface, revealing the chilling events that led to their mysterious disappearance.
As their investigation takes them deeper into the forests and forgotten backroads surrounding Point Pleasant, they encounter increasingly disturbing evidence that the legendary winged creature may be far more than local folklore. The film builds suspense through folklore, eyewitness testimony, and an unsettling sense of authenticity that recalls the best independent found-footage horror.
Pollack and Jones are the filmmakers behind the acclaimed true-crime documentary The Acid King. Wild Eye Releasing describes The Point Pleasant Tapes as a haunting journey into one of America's most enduring paranormal legends.
The official trailer for The Point Pleasant Tapes has been released, offering a first look at the film's found-footage style and its Mothman-inspired scares.
The film is recommended for fans of The Blair Witch Project, Horror in the High Desert, The Mothman Prophecies, Willow Creek, and Lake Mungo.
The Point Pleasant Tapes will be available on Digital Video on November 24.
