“Megan Is Missing” is a 2011 found-footage horror movie directed by Michael Goi. The film tells the story of two teenage girls, Megan Stewart and Amy Herman, who are best friends. When Megan goes missing, Amy tries to uncover the truth about her friend’s disappearance, leading her down a dark and dangerous path.
The film generated a lot of controversy for its graphic depiction of violence and sexual exploitation, particularly towards young women. It also sparked debates about the use of found footage as a storytelling device, as well as the responsibility of filmmakers in depicting sensitive subject matter.