József Gallai is a trailblazer in the world of found footage horror, best known for his groundbreaking film Bodom (2014), which marked Hungary's first feature-length entry in this genre. The film garnered international acclaim, opening the Bram Stoker International Film Festival and receiving multiple nominations at festivals like the New York Scary Film Awards and the Amazon Horror Awards. Collectors seek out Bodom not only for its innovative storytelling but also for its significance in establishing a unique voice in Eastern European horror cinema. Following Bodom, Gallai continued to push boundaries with films like Moth (2016), lauded for its thought-provoking narrative and chilling atmosphere. His works, characterized by their unsettling themes and creative approaches, have made a lasting impact on the independent horror scene. With the highly anticipated Aftermath (2024) on the horizon and his ongoing project The Poltergeist Diaries featuring Eric Roberts, Gallai’s filmography is rapidly becoming a must-have for collectors committed to preserving the evolution of horror in physical media.