FOUND TV today announced the acquisition of PRIMAL DARKNESS, the latest feature from director Dillon Brown, known for his work with Horror Dadz and the Tahoe Joe series. The film has been acquired as a FOUND Original ahead of its world premiere at Unnamed Footage Festival, taking place March 24 to 29, 2026 in San Francisco.
Following its festival debut, PRIMAL DARKNESS will make its world streaming premiere exclusively on FOUND TV on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
“FOUND was built for filmmakers like Dillon. Bringing Primal Darkness to FOUND as an Original and celebrating his wider creative circle is exactly the kind of partnership we want to keep building.”
— Louie La Vella, FOUND TV CEO.
“I’ve always had a love for ‘fun horror’ movies, and that’s why I’ve injected humor into a lot of my previous efforts. But with ‘Primal Darkness,’ I really wanted to tackle a darker subject matter and play it serious, which has resulted in filming my most intense and scary scenes I’ve ever crafted as a filmmaker.”
— Dillon Brown, Director.
To further celebrate the Horror Dadz creative universe, FOUND TV will also host the world streaming premiere of director Joshua Brucker’s The Fairfield County Four, a werewolf found footage feature. Brucker is known for The Woodmen and Untitled Footage. The film will debut globally on FOUND TV on Friday, April 10, 2026.
Watch the official trailer: https://youtu.be/MmBMoEO6c2E
FOUND TV continues to offer both free ad supported streaming and FOUND TV+ membership options, giving fans multiple ways to support independent horror filmmakers while accessing exclusive content and early premieres.
About FOUND TV
FOUND TV is a global streaming platform dedicated to found footage, analog horror, and mockumentary storytelling, connecting filmmakers and fans across more than 100 countries through free and premium viewing experiences.
