The Spanish horror series REC reaches its final chapter. REC 4: Apocalipsis concludes reporter Ángela Vidal's (Manuela Velasco), who has been the main character since the first film. This time, the story moves from an apartment to a military ship at sea, bringing new kinds of horror and despair. The film uses less POV and more traditional camerawork, drawing mixed reactions. Still, its focus on Ángela’s growth and the story’s human element stands out. It’s a must-watch for horror fans and series followers.

This film stands out by moving away from the found-footage style of the first two movies, adopting a more traditional approach and adding comedy. The way a beautiful wedding turns into chaos is memorable, especially when the heroine grabs a chainsaw in her wedding dress. While it may not reach the same level of tension or polish as the earlier films, director Paco Plaza’s bold choices are worth noting. Horror fans will still enjoy this as part of the series.

This sequel to the Spanish POV horror film REC maintains the first film's tension and adds fresh perspectives.

Often called the peak of found-footage horror, this film is made entirely from television footage. With a real TV reporter as the lead, it feels incredibly real, combining careful use of space and nonstop tension to keep you on edge. In just 78 minutes, it covers every modern horror element. It stands out as a top zombie film while also leaving occult mysteries open, letting your imagination fill in the gaps. This is a true masterpiece.