Man Finds Tape

An uneasy string of video clips pulls two siblings into a growing mystery in a quiet Texas town. Lynn Page and her brother Lucas begin by cataloging the images, trying to learn who captured them and why they appeared. As the footage circulates, it ties everyday places to strange occurrences and unspoken fears, hinting at a danger that reaches beyond any single recording. They meet a stern Reverend Endicott Carr and a shadowy figure known as The Stranger, both linked to the town's unsettled past. With every step, the siblings must decide how far they should push the truth, before it consumes them and those around them. With each clue, they see the footage echoing events the town wants forgotten.

Directed by Paul Gandersman and Peter S Hall, Man Finds Tape was released in 2025. The film features Kelsey Pribilski as Lynn Page and William Magnuson as Lucas Page, supported by John Gholson, Brian Villalobos, and Nell Kessler in a Texas centered horror mystery.

Box office data for Man Finds Tape has not been publicly disclosed. As an indie genre title with a limited release, it is not associated with wide international grosses and may rely on streaming and festival exposure to reach audiences.

Awards: There are no major nominations publicly listed for Man Finds Tape as of its release. In the indie horror scene this is common, with many first runs finding recognition later in genre festivals or regional awards.

Reception and themes: Early reactions describe a tense horror mystery that leans on the bond between Lynn and Lucas as they chase a trail of eerie clips through a Texas town. The mixed reception is reflected in a 5.6 out of 10 from 19 votes, signaling divided impressions, and some critics note the restrained score and practical effects heighten the dread.