[REC]

Jaume Balaguero and Paco Plaza's 2007 Spanish horror film traps a TV reporter and her cameraman inside a quarantined Barcelona apartment building with something unspeakable in the penthouse. The final ten minutes — shot entirely in night vision — contain the most relentless, claustrophobic terror in found footage history. The American remake Quarantine had a bigger budget and missed everything that made the original work: genuine panic, cramped spaces, and an ending that burns into your retina.