Dooba Dooba

Shot entirely on in-home security camera and drawing on elements of analog horror popularized on YouTube, Dooba Dooba follows Amna as she arrives for what she assumes will be a typical babysitting gig. She realizes she’s very mistaken when she learns that Monroe, the girl she’s babysitting, is not only sixteen, but suffers from severe anxiety after having watched her brother get murdered when she was a child. Monroe’s behavior becomes increasingly unbearable until Amna questions whether she wants to stay, not realizing she has no choice.

“Thanks to some devilish work from Ehrland Hollingsworth, Dooba Dooba has the potential to become a found-footage classic.”
–THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

“Dooba Dooba is something truly special: an inventive and thrilling found footage movie that proves the sub-genre still has room for formal growth and one of the mos deeply troubling horror movies of the last decade.”
– SCREEN ANARCHY

“Fair warning: you will have the phrase “dooba dooba” stuck in your head for days after you see it!”
– DREAD CENTRAL

“As do Skinamarink and I Saw the TV Glow, so too follows Dooba Dooba.”
– DREAD CENTRAL

“It’s a deeply unsettling triumph of found footage that won’t be bested for years to come.”
– HORROR PRESS

“Dooba Dooba is a beast like no other. It will be one of the most discussed films on the festival circuit in 2025”
– HORROR PRESS

“It’s a nasty, quirky, hilarious, fucked up breath of fresh air and I loved it”
– HORROR DNA

Ehrland Hollingsworth – Director
Betsy Sligh
Amna Vegha
Erin O’Meara
Winston Haynes
Billy Hulsey