By Sreejith Kamalanayanan Found-footage horror became a thing probably after that massive sleeper hit called The Blair Witch Project (1999). A slew of films followed that flaunted intentional fuzzy images and shaky camera movements: Paranormal Activity series, Cloverfield , The Visit are some of the notable entries in this league. Due to the over-abundance of the found-footage horror movies after the phenomena called The Blair Witch Project (1999), the technique is now considered a fad. It doesn't interest us anymore but Cloverfield and The Visit were entertaining due to its strong story-telling quotient. The Devil's Doorway is the latest offering from the found footage horror school. It is set in Northern Ireland, 1960. It sticks to the found-footage format to tell the tale of an investigation conducted by two priests to unveil the mystery behind a bleeding Virgin Mary at a Catholic Church asylum. The two priests in The Devil's Doorway, Father Thomas Rile