Sep 8, 2026 · 2 hr 15 min · 12 segments
This week PsydeShow takes us by the hand and leads us straight to hell with Adam Robitel's 2014 found footage cult classic, The Taking of Deborah Logan! Part mockumentary, his film takes a unique look…
Anyway, we are talking about The Taking of Deborah Logan, directed by Adam Robitel.
This one came out in 2014, which I did not realize it had been that long.
I did not think that was a 12-year-old movie now at this point.
That's fucking wild.
The movie is the exact age that our president likes.
Fucking...
One could say this is his favorite movie as it involves Alzheimer's and pants shitting and is exactly 12 years old.
That's so
fucking wrong.
I swear, dude.
God damn it, Jeff.
Anyway, yes, this is...
I've been talking about this actually.
It's funny because I gained a love for found footage films through this show, through the time that we've done this show.
I genuinely don't think that I was as much of a fan of them prior to us doing this show than I am now.
And
I think this was one of them.
Oh, of found footage specifically.
Yeah, found footage.
Just the genre.
You know what I mean? Because I was like, it just was such a period of time that was just a little bit oversaturated.
You know what I mean? I was just like, is this all it is? No, you know? Like, so...
I just saw the bad ones, but clearly we've covered some fucking great ones,
too.
It's not what I gravitate towards, and it's a genre that inherently there's never going to be a perfect one.
Anyway, we are talking about The Taking of Deborah Logan, directed by Adam Robitel.
This one came out in 2014, which I did not realize it had been that long.
I did not think that was a 12-year-old movie now at this point.
That's fucking wild.
The movie is the exact age that our president likes.
Fucking...
One could say this is his favorite movie as it involves Alzheimer's and pants shitting and is exactly 12 years old.
That's so
fucking wrong.
I swear, dude.
God damn it, Jeff.
Anyway, yes, this is...
I've been talking about this actually.
It's funny because I gained a love for found footage films through this show, through the time that we've done this show.
I genuinely don't think that I was as much of a fan of them prior to us doing this show than I am now.
And
I think this was one of them.
Oh, of found footage specifically.
Yeah, found footage.
Just the genre.
You know what I mean? Because I was like, it just was such a period of time that was just a little bit oversaturated.
You know what I mean? I was just like, is this all it is? No, you know? Like, so...
I just saw the bad ones, but clearly we've covered some fucking great ones,
too.
It's not what I gravitate towards, and it's a genre that inherently there's never going to be a perfect one.
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