Presentation-wise as well as from a structural point of view, "Webcast" does come off a slight bit different as compared to its equivalents. In terms of the core concept, there is no striking originality, but what it does reasonably well is that it seeks to encapsulate some real-world horrifying scenarios that could happen to any person at any place and any given time!
I'm not disclosing what this is all about, cause that could act as a huge spoiler; all I wanna say is that it's not the typical ghosts/spirits hunting trip you generally expect from found footage features, it falls in line more with the 'real' stuff than any fictitious circumstances conforming to supernatural episodes.
I'm not disclosing what this is all about, cause that could act as a huge spoiler; all I wanna say is that it's not the typical ghosts/spirits hunting trip you generally expect from found footage features, it falls in line more with the 'real' stuff than any fictitious circumstances conforming to supernatural episodes.