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If you haven't already, check out the V/H/S/ series if you're a fan of anthology films and/or found footage. It's easily my favorite FF series. The newest film, V/H/S/ 1985 came out last week and is awesome, but you can't go wrong with any of them (except maybe the third one).
I'd personally recommend VHS 1994 to start with because I think it's the most accessible and least offensive entry in the franchise
There's a few similar mini series like the ABCs of Death and Holidays. I think both feature a different team for each short which is an interesting premise
Just looked up 1999, looks like it was co-written and directed by Flying Lotus.
Will definitely have to check the series out!