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The true life friendship duo of Dillon Brown and Michael Rock is never more present than what the two bring to their on-screen “bromance” in Tahoe Joe. Brown and Rock met while Brown was working on a horror film in 2021 and the two hit off immediately. They love making found footage style horror films together, but more importantly, have learned that casting veterans and first-responders who suffer from Ptsd (something Rock battles routinely from his time as a Green Beret during the Iraq war and in his current position as an investigator tackling child sex crimes and eliminating child predators for a three-letter agency.) have greatly benefited from acting as a form of therapy. Because of this, the two have cast veterans and first responders in favor of traditional actors in most of their films.

Tahoe Joe 2: The Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Conspiracy (2024)

After a popular social media influencer goes...

One of the new found footage movies headed to this year’s Unnamed Footage Festival in San Francisco, CA – an annual showcase for found footage genre films – is Tahoe Joe 2: The Nevada Bigfoot Conspiracy, a sequel to last year’s microbudget indie film Tahoe Joe.

Directed by Dillon Brown and Michael Rock, and produced by Joshua Brucker and Hunter Nino and Brian Lee, Tahoe Joe 2 is the latest film from Horror Dadz Productions.

The film will have its World Premiere at the Balboa Theater in San Francisco at UFF7, on Friday, March 29th at 3:00pm Pst. Tickets can be purchased for the festival right now.

In the sequel, “After a popular social media influencer goes missing in the Tahoe National Forest, filmmakers Michael Rock and Dillon Brown set out on a rescue mission, but get more than they bargained for when returning to the famous hunting grounds of Tahoe Joe.