Found

Found is a 2012 horror movie that follows the life of an outcast sixth grader who discovers that his older brother is a serial killer. The movie is directed by Scott Schirmer and stars Gavin Brown, Ethan Philbeck, and Phyllis Munro.

Marty, the younger brother, has always been fascinated by horror movies and spends most of his time in his room watching them. He is constantly bullied and ridiculed at school and has no friends. His only solace is his love for horror movies and the relationship he shares with his brother, Steve.

Steve is always around to protect and educate Marty. He was always the cool and responsible older brother, and Marty admired him. However, soon, Marty learns that Steve is a killer when he discovers a head in his brother's closet. After finding out the truth about his brother, he must decide whether to hide the truth or bring his brother to justice.

The movie is filled with graphic violence and unsettling imagery. It's one of those horror movies that won't leave you alone for a long time after you've watched it. The film takes advantage of the horror genre to explore more complex themes such as social isolation, sexuality, and identity.

Found is unique in that it blends the typical horror movie elements with the child's perspective. The story is told through Marty's eyes, who is innocent and inquisitive. It's an alternative take on the coming-of-age story where the protagonist discovers the darker side of life.

Gavin Brown gives an authentic performance as Marty. He does an amazing job of portraying the character's innocence and vulnerability despite the horrific things he experiences. Ethan Philbeck does equally well at portraying a complex and conflicted character like Steve.

The film is beautifully shot, with Scott Schirmer taking advantage of his low budget to create an immersive cinematic experience. The film benefits from its striking visual style and the use of practical effects, which gives some of its darker moments more impact.

Found is a film that horror fans will enjoy, but it's not for everyone. The film's unsettling and graphic content could be too much for some viewers. Additionally, the film's themes may resonate more with small-town audiences who have experienced social isolation and bullying.

Overall, Found is a well-crafted horror movie that manages to be simultaneously disturbing, entertaining, and thought-provoking. The film is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of the horror genre to excavate the human psyche.