This Valentine’s Day, obsession becomes deadly. The found footage horror film Be My Valentine premieres exclusively on Found TV on February 14, delivering powerful performances by Samantha Dalesio and Mitchell Patrick Greene. Filmed in the Tampa area with a local team, this film brings some familiar destinations like Café Hey located just north of downtown Tampa.
Blurring the line between affection and fixation, Be My Valentine follows Gina as she documents her journey to gain the love of her fixation, Zachary. What begins as a crush turns into a roller coaster of emotions and boundary pushing to make an audience rethink what they put online. The film recently took the Best World Premiere award at the Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival and opened the festival to a sold out crowd.
“I’m a big fan of found footage films and every time I see a stalker story it’s always a man terrorizing a woman. So it was time to flip the script and show how women can be terrorizing as well,” says Stefanie Davis, the film’s creator. “Found TV was the perfect home for this story because it champions indie found footage film with a die hard audience always craving something new. We are very excited to be part of the lineup.”
Found TV continues to expand its slate of provocative independent horror, making Be My Valentine a fitting addition to its lineup of boundary-pushing genre content.
Be My Valentine will be available to stream on Found TV beginning February 14, 2026.
