While the power of found footage horror is to make the scares feel uncomfortably real, it essentially requires that most of the movie be mundane, since real people wouldn't only shoot the parts of their lives that happen to be the most interesting to an audience. As the movie builds toward their confrontation, it also inches closer to their overnight stay at the abandoned school, which the title card's assertion that Wes' series never made it to air promises will have an unhappy ending. Also recorded was Infrared producer Randy's (Nundlall) attempt to go behind his star's back and involve Wes' estranged sister, the naturally sensitive medium Izzy (Leah Finity), to try and refashion the show around a pair of sibling investigators.

The next two come from cameras that were discovered in the basement of an abandoned school building as it was about to be demolished, revealing two separate attempts to document its supposed hauntings - the latter of which was by the Infrared team. The first is a section of the unaired pilot episode of Infrared, a reality show built around paranormal investigator Wes (Jesse Janzen), in which the host performs an at-home exorcism on a supposedly possessed woman. Written and directed by Robert Livings and Randy Nundlall Jr., Infrared purports to compile footage from three separate sources.

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