The Indie-driven feature marks the first original production from FOUND TV’s founding team
FOUND TV has released the official teaser for its upcoming original feature, A Possession in Lincoln County, offering audiences a first look at the platform’s debut in-house production. Directed by Louie La Vella and written by Monica La Vella, the film is expected to premiere later this year exclusively on FOUND TV, the dedicated home for found footage horror.
The teaser reveals a tense, stripped-down story of desperation and consequence, as a man turns to a demonic ritual to save his dying wife, only to learn that hell doesn’t give second chances…it takes souls.
A Possession in Lincoln County marks a major milestone for FOUND TV as the first FOUND Original produced by the husband-and-wife team behind the platform (who also produced screenlife film INVITED), signaling the company’s expansion from streaming service to original content studio.
Cast Announcement Alongside the teaser release, FOUND TV has revealed the film’s core cast, featuring a focused ensemble of emerging talent:
● Matt Gallagher stars as Jake, a desperate husband pushed beyond moral limits
● Sabrina Knappett plays Juliet, Jake’s ailing wife at the center of his unraveling
● Hannah Brennen portrays Rebecca, Juliet’s nurse and the victim of Jake’s escalating actions
● JoAnn Bundock appears as the psychic who introduces Jake to a dangerous ritual, following her role in the found footage film Godforsaken
Why This Matters for Found Footage Fans As a FOUND Original, the film highlights the platform’s role as both a streaming destination and a creative engine for the genre. Built by filmmakers, for filmmakers, FOUND TV exists to create opportunities for creators often overlooked by traditional distribution pathways.
Produced on a $10,000 budget, A Possession in Lincoln County reflects the spirit of the genre: resourceful, intimate, and driven by story.
“This film was about proving what’s possible within the genre,” said Louie La Vella, director of the film. “We wanted to make something that felt true to indie found footage at its core. Something made with limited resources, but a clear vision. We believe that with the right skills, anyone can be a filmmaker.”
