Loli wasn’t procrastinating, he was just suffering from The Black Bile

Found footage can either be the worst or the best thing ever. From the slew of Blair Witch knockoffs, to the legality of Cannibal Holocaust. To the greatest movie franchise of all time, the illustrious haunting saga of… *B A D B E N*

It’d be interesting to see a found footage film where the excuse for filming, even after everyone dies, is “if we make it out, everyone is going to assume that one of us killed them. If we find out what caused all this we’ll be proven innocent” Not only would it help explain things but it could also lead to other members in the group suspecting the cameraman to be the cause behind things since nobody was ever accusing him of doing anything

More found footage military movies would be welcome, and help alot with immersion. I remember my dad showing me gopro videos he got from military friends in Iraq and Afghanistan and I've never seen more harrowing war footage, it really helps you understand their position and gives atleast a taste of what it'd be like on the frontlines.

The Saúl Goodman voice is getting Stronger.

Damn, glad to hear you got your equipment issue sorted out (stress testing your new GPU must clearly be a time consuming task)

Saul Goodman: professional gas-lighter. I now believe I'm the procrastinator and drug addict. Im sorry loli

This has got me thinking, have there been any Vietnam War movies that have supernatural horror in them? Like we follow a group of soldiers on patrol and they run across some spooky stuff happening to both them and the NVA.

Fuck yeah, Rising Storm 2 OST goes so hard

I love these Saul Goodman AI skits. That's some good shit

to add to your list of interesting found footage films, there is a found footage anime, and its a mecha directed by Ryuske Takahashi (VOTOMS, Blue Gender) called FLAG. The protag is a journalist who is sent to an unnamed Asian country during a civil war to document the UN Peacekeeper's first deployment of bipedal fighting vehicles. Meanwhile, her senpai is investigating the heads of power in the war and documenting everything from the civilian point of view. Anyone who likes military anime should watch this. Its a really interesting and smart show.

Vietnam was a tragedy, it ruined a lot of songs by overuse.

Saul Goodman Ai > Presidents Ai

Something else that made Blair Witch so popular for its time was the real life buzz around it, and not just audiences excited at the idea of a horror movie shot in a different perspective; the filmmakers went out of their way to make it look like this was a documentary. They created real life buzz that the 3 actors in it were real people that disappeared in the forests of Brunswick where it took place. They put up missing poster signs of the 3, they had the actors hide from the public eye to make it really seem like something happened to them. This was WILD in the time of 1999 with minimal internet capabilities compared to today.

>"wholesome youtuber" My smut collection is more wholesome, you bastard. Another great recommendation from Loliboi, keep it up

Found footage is such a good idea for unique storytelling. I just hate the stigma that Hollywood brought on with its vein attempts to replicate the genre. 🎩 🐍 no step on Snek! 🇺🇸🇭🇰

Why does the Saul Goodman AI sound so much like a D-tier KZfaqr with a webcam mic?

"I'm so glad that it was all a collective hallucination" ⭐⭐⭐⭐

That Rising Storm 2 music in the intro montage immediately got my attention. You sure know how to pick them!

I think we can all say that the Saul Goodman AI is the best waste of money possible

Learned alot about found footage history from the vid

I've seen enough Russian/Ukrainian footage to know that, yes, indeed people do record even during life and death situations. Edit: Then again a lot of it is helmet cams.

Great job dude I always thought Vietnam was such an interesting and disturbing war on both sides. hope to see more

The research you put in clearly shows. Great video as always. Cheers.

For found footage films in genres other than horror End of Watch is kind of a found footage buddy cop movie.

Really crazy you played come get sum from RS2 in the beginning. Since I’ve been listening to it on repeat the last few months, thought it accidentally auto played again.

I love this movie. It's actually one of my favorite war movies of all time, just for it's uniqueness.

I'd love to see a "demaster" of this film, cropped and graded in a way that makes it look like real Super 8 film.

Hamburger Hill is pretty kino, its also free on KZfaq as well.

Can't believe they made a found footage berserk. Classic Hollywood not following the source material of course

Glad you enjoyed the film. It's definitely not a powerhouse when it comes to acting as mentioned, but with the right expectations it's a great movie to watch on a lazy afternoon. 14:27 From reading into LRRP units, MACV SOG and other Vietnam era SOF, I'd say the movie sits more in the authentic column rather than accurate. As you mentioned the equipment is all correct for the time period, Tiger Stripe uniforms(Which have mixed unit patches, a trick used by teams to imply that there was multiple Units within the area in the event that members were killed or captured) were adopted and worn on mission by some units, and a lot of the TTP in the film such as the RON(Rest Over Night) position and the improvised boobytrap designs were definitely accurate. And recon teams of 6-8 men were regularly sent out on multiday missions just to poke around and find something for either artillery/CAS to shoot at, or find and fix enemy troop concentrations until a larger force could come in and mop it up. Moments like the scene where they are forced to carry on with the patrol, while hearing another Unit in the vicinity getting wiped out over the radio actually happened to teams. The scenario is fairly believable(aside from small gripes like the near fratricide) with only a few nitpicks when it comes to choices made on the part of LT, and for the movie to work you gotta suspend your disbelief that a small reconnaissance team would allow a noisy ass camera to follow them around in an area known to have NVA/VC cells active. It really only starts to stray from authenticity/accuracy when it comes to portraying the level of stealth required, if you play music on your radio in the middle of the night you're just asking for trouble. I will say it does do a decent job showcasing how quickly things could go south once a team gets compromised. If anyone's interested in learning more about the actual units and missions that inspired the movie I'd look into the following books for more context. "Inside the LRRPs: Rangers in Vietnam" by Michael Lee Lanning. "Recondo: LRRPs in the 101st Airborne" by Larry Chambers. "SOG: The Secret Wars of America's Commandos in Vietnam" by John Plaster. "We Few: U.S. Special Forces in Vietnam" and "Whispers in the Tall Grass: Back Behind Enemy Lines with Macv-Sog" by Nick Brokhausen. Any of John "Stryker" Meyer's books. Thanks again for taking a look at this and maybe sort of acting as my personal billboard for this movie, it's one I'd rather not see get completely lost. I hope the strange file named cryptominer.exe in that zip hasn't given you too much trouble!

Wasn't there a found footage style film where some randoms get superpowers then slowly become corrupted and start robbing stores and shit?

Nice little gem, glad it’ll get more exposure courtesy of you Loli👍.

Speak of the devil, I was just thinking that I should rewatch one of your videos.

Loli wasn't procrastinating. He was COOKING. You gotta let him cook 🍳

Honestly It’s a shame that found-footage related movies will always be seen as part of the horror genre, since there’s a lot of potential on what found-footage can do in narratives but we can only hope that might change in the future.🐱

I love the merch promotion at the end.

Was expecting the rabbit hole you went down to somehow lead back to berserk

The Sunday stream was blocked in every country 😭😭

1:25 Was that a heckin Asper Girl reference???!!!!!!

I was glad to find this gem 💎 in 2024. Don't know how I missed it

I had no idea this existed

GODDAMN i love the saul vids

Also worth noting most of the cast did so little after this that half of them don't even have Wikipedia stubs. I would say Glenn Morshower probably went on to have the best career of anyone in this, becoming a pretty well respected character actor (and motivational speaker).

Very interesting recommendation for a war films🤔

Nothing like getting gaslighted by SAIul Goodbot to let ya know that this is some good stuff.

Freedoming Hard or Hardly Freedoming Intensely Interesting and Unique Work to Cover

I’m a bit late but I’m hoping to help with the problem of why the movie feels so slow, These men are a LRRP team (long range reconnaissance patrol) with their main job being to basically sit behind enemy lines for 4-5 days and observe enemy movements to report back to command. That way the infantry units know where the enemy is, how many there are, what gear they have, Etc. So if the movie wanted to be fully accurate it would just be like 5 guys in the woods not talking and using hand signals the whole time while taking notes and photos lol, while they did communicate occasionally they mostly kept silent during operations to remain undetected. In terms of military accuracy it’s not bad but it’s not great. Some of their equipment is a bit inaccurate but can easily be overlooked. As for their tactics some are quite laughable, while others are actually true to how LRRP teams would operate in the field. Still a fantastic movie as LRRP teams are mainly overlooked in the Vietnam war despite playing a key part in it.

HE UPLOADED! HOORAY!

Ok, I didn't come here for Saul Goodman to call me out in like 5 different ways. What the heck, man.

trollhunter was my favorite found footage film

A long time ago I stumbled upon a pretty unique found footage film that follows a rock band, it was called Hard Core Logo I really enjoyed it at the time even though I'm not a huge fan of the found footage style.

Lmfao the way you pitch spelling your T shirts i swear its like a skit from rick and Morty

First watched this movie here on youtube, maybe a decade ago, now? Fucking great film.

Hardcore Henry video, NOW!

Btw did you ever watch the Dirties. Both that and a little bit of Blackberry are found footage.

Id think a found footage adaptation of Kokoro could work, if the letter portions were moreso a DVD or VHS.

Not Perfect A Lotta Problems But Still Exceptional Realistic and Detailed Kit and Set

you know you gonna have a good day when almighty upload a vid 🏌🏻

They’re in the trees THEY ARE IN THE GOD DAMN TREESSsssss!!!!!

I remember playing call of duty black ops.

Funniest detail about Rec is that she's a well know news lady in Spain 🇪🇸

Did you use A.I. for Saul, or was it Cameo?

Not a perfect imitation of Saul... but a damned believable one.

I prefer the procrastination it makes it like edging and the video is a sweet release.

Well, time to rewatch Shoujo Ramune.

I genuinely feel that a found footage movie set in WW2 could be great. They had video cameras. Not great by any means. But with some liberties taken. I feel they can make a stylized movie with the look of cameras from that era. I see two great settings. US soldiers as they besiege a Japanese island for several months. I can see it opening it up footage of Midway, joyous people. But when you get to something like Okinawa it becomes a lot more grim. But personally my favorite idea. Is a German soldier recording everything. I can see it. Wanting to capture the fighting, or a soldier being tasked with recording the war. Some young recruit. Maybe even underage. Being excited to help the fatherland. I can see it all start out at Operation Barbarossa. Then the majority of the movie takes place in the devasted and horrifying city of Stalingrad. End with Russians storming the building and killing the recorder. Imagine things like seeing and hearing Katyusha rocket launchers. The sheer destruction. The seemingly endless amount of Russians. The horrifying images of seeing bodies of residents. Seeing children's classrooms or whatever semblance of children living there being destroyed. I can see this being some form of "Come and See" but taken from the perspective of a soldier facing the true horrors of war.

Didn't even know "found footage" is a genre before this video.

You can try to find the movie on VHS. Probably cheaper that way. I’ve got the movie on VHS, looks very good to me, just my opinion.

Rec...zombies...yeah lets go with that.

I totally didnt see you on Pippa's streams for the last few weeks, nope not at all.

What is this a crossover episode?

The trees

10:45 REC mentioned 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hey I think Loli was procrastinating....

Loli was totally procrastinating and before you sue me, know that my lawyer is ready to push a counter lawsuit for false claims.

You know if someone was to make a found footage movie out of a video game the best one for it would be dead space everything would really make sense honestly

2:45 holy fuck is that MacCready from fallout 4?

I was gonna post a comment months ago but I procrastinated

Saul Goodman is right I have been the one procrastinating

yes I agree saul weed man

the hentai callout about made me choke on my drink.

FMJ is my fav Nam movie

These soldiers' uniforms and their mission make them seem like LRRP dudes

So what is your favorite Vietnam movie, Loli?

I know y'all probably won't read this but have y'all read goodnight punpun it's quite a good story mr loli

FURY (2014 ) review.

Nam was a different beast, it’s prob the only US war that the reason for being there was debatable, while also instituting a draft. WW2 had a draft but that was a necessary war with clear good and bad guy. You could say the same about Korea to a lesser extent. But Nam had people flat out protesting and refusing to go. Iraq and the rest of the GWOT like Vietnam. is debatable as to whether or not what we were doing was right, however unlike Vietnam every US service member who fought in GWOT volunteered to do so. Because of the unique circumstances of the Vietnam war and the US soldiers who fought in it, the culture and behavior you see fostered by those soldiers is unlike anything before or after. You had dudes smoking weed and fragging their own commanders. I could 100% believe that a SGT on a LRRP with a cherry LT in the middle of Vietnam would point his weapon at the LT to scare him into shutting tf up while he figures out what’s going on. As for the dialogue, particularly towards the beginning of the movie, when they we meet the fellas. That’s accurate af.

"GG"

i liked the gallows -_-

Found footage and fake documentary are two different things.

Yeah, you're not playing Final Fantasy and looking at good wholesome anime, hence why you bought Saul Goodman. Come on be honest your on Rule 34 looking to expand your folder of hot Tomboy wifus into the 10,000 mark

I highly doubt vitenam vets would approve of your rampant weebism.

Smh

Your attempt at gaslighting world have worked if you weren't posting the receipts that you were playing videos games and procrastinating. Then again, you did stream it so I consider that filler content.

Ff16 sucked bro

Seriously dude stop using sal Goodman

Ending of the flick is tragic. Huge respects to Bush Vets. Respects from India 🇮🇳

Loli was procrastinating. Take me to court, you dork.

Yippee