After years of limited availability, the cult found‑footage sci‑fi feature Lunopolis will be available to stream again beginning September 4, 2026, exclusively on FOUND TV.
What Lunopolis is about
Written and directed by Matthew Avant, Lunopolis is presented as a mock‑documentary following two filmmakers whose probe of a mysterious artifact unravels a layered conspiracy. The story weaves together elements such as time travel, alternate histories, a secret lunar civilization and the enigmatic Church of Lunology.
Originally released more than fifteen years ago, the film developed a dedicated fanbase through festival screenings, a home video run and a period on Netflix. Despite being frequently recommended among found‑footage enthusiasts, it has been difficult to find online until this new streaming arrangement.
Production and tone
- The film was produced on an ultra‑low budget with an independent spirit.
- It blends documentary realism and conspiracy theory motifs with ambitious science‑fiction concepts.
- Its narrative plays with the idea that reality may have been altered — a theme akin to later internet phenomena such as the Mandela Effect.
FOUND TV’s co‑founder expressed enthusiasm for bringing the title back to viewers, noting the film’s continued discussion among fans even during periods when it was hard to access. FOUND TV is a streaming service focused on found footage, mockumentaries, screenlife, analog horror and immersive filmmaking, featuring independent and cult works as well as original programming.
Lunopolis makes its return to streaming on September 4, 2026, exclusively on FOUND TV.
Source: HorrorNews.net