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Found TV announces the acquisition of The McKinney Family Home Videos franchise and the exclusive premiere of The McKinney Family Home Videos Volume 2, debuting as a Found Original on September 5, 2025.

A cult favorite in the analog horror scene, the McKinney series first gained a devoted following on YouTube before its feature-length debut, The McKinney Family Home Videos, arrived on Found TV in late 2024. The franchise now returns with its next installment, taking viewers deeper into its haunting mythology.

In The McKinney Family Home Videos Volume 2, a newly uncovered tape exposes the inner workings of the Church of the Holy Mother, its leader Diana, and their Godhead, Lilith. The film expands on the eerie world introduced in the first entry, continuing to push the limits of analog horror storytelling.

“I am excited to work with Found TV on future McKinney projects and happy to see the films finding a new home,...

Dread Central is excited to exclusively announce the news that Found TV has acquired The McKinney Family Home Videos franchise. But that’s not all. Found TV will also be the home of the exclusive premiere of The McKinney Family Home Videos 2, debuting on the platform as a Found Original on September 5, 2025.

The McKinney series, a cult favorite in the analog horror space on YouTube, expanded with the release of the full film The McKinney Family Home Videos in late 2024 on Found TV. Now, with its next installment, Found TV brings audiences deeper into the mythology of the franchise.

In The McKinney Family Home Videos 2, another tape is uncovered documenting the inner workings of the Church of the Holy Mother, its leader Diana, and their God head, Lilith. The film expands on the world introduced in the first entry, continuing to push the boundaries of analog horror storytelling.

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A new analog horror series, Final Transmissions, is in the works, and it aims to capture the spirit of ’90s cable access television, featuring original artwork from Trevor Henderson.

The six-episode found footage anthology series is “Set in the small town of Eldritch, Illinois in 1999, the show follows a local TV host who begins airing strange and terrifying signals he claims to be receiving from unknown sources—each one more disturbing than the last.”

The series, which currently launched a campaign on Indiegogo, looks to capture the unnerving atmosphere of media like Unsolved Mysteries, The Blair Witch Project, Silent Hill, and Marble Hornets.

Created by husband-and-wife team Steven Hugh Nelson and Erica Nelson, Final Transmissions is described to blend “nostalgia, conspiracy, and existential dread into a surreal narrative told through grainy VHS aesthetics.”

“There’s something uniquely terrifying about found footage,” says Steven Hugh Nelson. “The rawness, the unpredictability—like...

From the eerie static of forgotten airwaves comes Final Transmissions, a six-episode analog horror anthology series that resurrects the haunted spirit of late-‘90s cable access television. Set in the small town of Eldritch, Illinois in 1999, the show follows a local TV host who begins airing strange and terrifying signals he claims to be receiving from unknown sources—each one more disturbing than the last.

The series, currently seeking $20,000 in funding on Indiegogo, aims to capture the unnerving atmosphere of media like Unsolved Mysteries, The Blair Witch Project, Silent Hill, and Marble Hornets.

Created by husband-and-wife team Steven Hugh Nelson and Erica Nelson, Final Transmissions blends nostalgia, conspiracy, and existential dread into a surreal narrative told through grainy VHS aesthetics.

“There’s something uniquely terrifying about found footage,” says Steven Hugh Nelson. “The rawness, the unpredictability—like you’ve discovered something you were never supposed to see. We grew up watching tapes that felt haunted,...