Found-Footage Moon Conspiracy Film Lunopolis Gets a Streaming Home This September
The cult found-footage film Lunopolis, written and directed by Matthew Avant, is set to return to streaming on September 4th, 2026, exclusively through FOUND TV. The film had been largely unavailable to stream for years, making this release a notable comeback for fans of the genre. Lunopolis follows two documentary filmmakers who begin investigating a mysterious artifact and find themselves pulled into a sprawling conspiracy involving time travel, alternate histories, a secret civilization reportedly existing on the moon, and an unspecified mysterious organization. The film blends sci-fi thriller elements with the found-footage format, presenting its story as if viewers are watching real documentary footage uncovered by the filmmakers. It has maintained a cult following despite its limited availability. No additional production details, cast information, or critical reception data were included in the available source material.
Jason's TakeFound-footage films work best when they make you question, even for a second, whether any of it could be real. A secret civilization on the moon is a concept I've actually heard brought up in serious fringe research circles, so it's an interesting hook for a story. I'd watch this just to see how they frame the 'evidence' the filmmakers supposedly uncover. That storytelling format is worth studying if you're interested in how people package unverified claims to make them feel credible.