Second, “TBWP” is shot from a narrative perspective in a pseudo-documentary framework. The film plays more on examining the slow deterioration of the human psyche when faced with unknown terror and brings to the surface our deepest darkest primal fear, where the hunter becomes the prey. Thereee are several reasons why this film works for me. “The Blair Witch Project” is a really well-made scary film. So when I got the tape and popped it into the VCR, I had set my sights a little lower than all the hype and have to say I was pleasantly surprised. I had heard all the hype, but I had also heard from someone whose opinion on horror I hold very high, that it wasn’t that good. But questions arise out the hardcore horror community as they count down the days to the theatrical release of “TBWP” on July 16th, “Are we in for just another “Scream” clone, or is horror returning to its roots with a good scary movie?” On the web with all “TBWP” websites, in the press with articles in “ Premiere“, “ Entertainment Weekly“, “ Fangoria” and even in the most unlikely of places, MTV.
You’ve seen the hype oozing out everywhere. Hyped as “one of the most anticipated horror films to come out in years”, TBWP is touted as the film destined to rejuvenate the genre. With those lost memories now lingering in your mind, let me tell you about “The Blair Witch Project” (TBWP). As you tried to sleep, the campfire crackled out its eerie warning, but as you awoke to the early morning light, you knew that you had conquered all the demons that haunted your dreams …or had you?
It was so scary because every sound you heard was the reminisce of all your greatest fears. You remember as a kid sitting around the campfire late at night, roasting marshmallows, and telling spooky stories.
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