First Time Watching The Blair Witch Project (1999) Movie Reaction & Commentary
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- This movie made for a great first watch.
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Storyline
In search of a local legend, three bold amateur documentarians--director, Heather; cameraman, Josh; sound recorder, Mike--hike into Burkittsville's gloomy Black Hills Forest to find a shadow: the fabled Blair Witch. Now, one long year later--after that fateful October of 1994--there's still no sign of the student filmmakers, apart from the raw footage they left behind. Who knows what truly happened during their creepy five-day journey into the mouth of madness? Was there, indeed, an intangible supernatural presence in the dark woods that led to the team's disappearance? Either way, the missing trio must have seen something. Could the nightmarish myth be real?
Horror, Halloween, First Time Watching.
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Come on, who fell for it? 🧐
They really did their best at promoting this as genuine found footage. This genre was pretty much nonexistent at the time, so enough people believed it that it created a sufficiently big buzz, that a lot of the nonbelievers even questioned their own cynicism. I didn't buy it, but I knew people who did. And even though I didn't believe it, nor any such ghost/witch nonsense, the realism in it's presentation did make it easier for me to suspend disbelief for the sake of immersion in the experience. It was really quite exciting at the time.
Guilty! 😆 actually I do remember the hype but then I read about it being a low budget movie so I was like, which is it? So that's why I went to see it. Looked like a real documentary to me 💁
Sure did.
👈🏽✋🏻
What gave the movie momentum was the fact that the internet was just coming in to full steam by 1999 and “fake news” wasn’t even a concept - the guys that made the movie created a bunch of police files and newspaper articles that added to the realism - after all was said and done the movie cost about $500,000 and it made $250, 000,000 making it the most successful independent movie at the time; perhaps even to date.
Bro, I'm telling you, this movie scared the f*cking shit out of us in the 90's. It was horrifying
I wish I could go back in time to experience it all!
in a Hollywood club i was handed a missing persons paper, it had the 3 stars and the people handing em out looked sincere. They had a website you could go to also, basically trying to convince of it being real found footage.
That's so awesome! Almost wish I could go back in time to experience it all
I remember when this first came out. We totally thought it was real. Also, that bloody stuff in the twig package was Josh's teeth.
I was a HUGE fan of this movie. I saw it five times in the theater, then I started working at Blockbuster right as it was being released on dvd/vhs so I got the spare promo things we had. At the time I lived with my parents next to some woods and I'd tried to make a stick man but it sucked so I threw it in the woods. A few days later my little sister found it and it scared the shit out of her. 😆
That's a win haha
I didn’t live anywhere near the woods at that time but if I did I know I would have moved with how much it creeped me out
The special features on there were pretty cool,they made the movie seem like only half the story
I was 9 when this came out and loved it. I made one of the stick men and put it in the woods next to my elementary school. I always wonder if anyone found it and understood what it was lol
The moment you see him standing in the corner ,as bait , according to the legend
Most of the U.S. fell for it for about 2 weeks. Apparently, not too many people are honest about it. Stephen King believes this is the scariest horror film ever. Just getting lost in the woods would be terrifying!
Definitely wouldn't be a fun time! 😬
This movie started a whole genre of “found footage” movies. “ Cloverfield” is my favorite.
I love Cloverfield!
@@RyanCarrington Are you aware of Garfield?
I think that after this one, "Atrocious" is the scariest.
Cloverfield was awesome
I did. I fell for it HARD. Saw it in the theater and it scared the shit out of me. I don’t think it would have been so scary to me if I’ hadn’t thought it was true. ☠️☠️☠️😆
It wasn't the first "found footage" movie, but it was the first successful one.
Fun Fact: The three leads believed the Blair Witch was a real legend during filming, though, of course, they knew the film was going to be fake. Only after the film's release did they discover that the entire mythology was made up by the film's creators.
Right. Isn't Cannibal Holocaust technically the first?
Yeah I think it was
@@michaelblaine6494 there was another one as well and if I’m correct it was the first to stream on the internet called ‘The Last Broadcast’ about two Online paranormal investigators searching for the Jersey Devil
@mattlatakas705 even earlier, the first was "The Connection" in 1961
THIS MOVIE DID FOR CAMPING WHAT JAWS DID FOR SWIMMING IN THE OCEAN
There was a huge marketing push with a website and all, totally claiming that this was real. The web was brand new at the time so everybody just believed it. Pretty much everyone fell for it.
Super clever idea. Just couldn't happen today.
The director was cruel to get there rawest reactions. He would slowly starve them over the days of filming so they would be hungry and almost delirious.
Oh and they would also scare them by making noises without telling them, so they all got freaked out really
sadistic hahah
This was a movie I remember watching with the neighborhood kids in an unfinished basement with a VHS. At that point it wasn't widely known yet that the "deaths" weren't actually real. Internet was still young. To this day I can't watch it unless it's daylight and I have friends. Shit was horrifying back in the day.
Only thing I remember from the time after the film released was that the actors were all contracted to disappear from public life for at least one year after release as they were supposed to be “missing”
Maybe during editing but they did talk show circuit during release.
My wife and I had just started dating when this came out. Remember, no internet hype, as that wasnt big yet. Word of mouth had this hyped as totally real and "friend of a friend knows its true... " I was 19. A lot of people fell for it, whether they admit it or not. I was for sure convinced.
I'm hearing that a lot!
It was all online hype a site before the movie came out was all over the place
@@saggest yeah, I was 18 in 1999 and I remember it being promoted a lot online. By 99' , the internet was a pretty common thing already. We (family) had internet in 95, when AOL 2.5 was out 😆🤣
No internet hype? This film birthed viral marketing.
When it was shown in theaters it came with a warning because it was making people sick. The shaky camera I believe
Yeah, some people were getting motion sickness or something.
I haven't seen this movie in ages, but I always thought all the fighting and the throwing away the map was influenced by the witch/woods.
Would make sense!
This movie took so much flak from movie snarks over the years but honestly with the type of crap horrors we were subject to at the time from Hollywood this was a welcome change. Most stuff today is over produced jump scare laden formulaic garbage
Yeah, the backlash to this movie was pretty quick! I was creeped out and "haunted", which is what I want in a good horror movie. I don't care about gore, jump scares or flashy effects; I care about a mood and atmosphere that stays with me forever. I've only seen this movie once, when it came out....and that's enough for me! Mission accomplished!
I was at summer camp when this came out. I remember our counselors came back one night after having seen it and they were not okay lol
Haha oh no 😅
This was Pre-marketed as a real documentary. I was a movie-goer at the time and remember well. I'd say between a third, or a half of folks who went to see this thought it was real. It was a brilliant move by the producers----BTW, what Heather found in the little bag of sticks was Josh's teeth.
I was 12 when this came out. My friends and I totally fell for it. I remember watching this at a sleep over. Scared the living shit out of all of us.
They were such good actors... like GREAT..they fact they fooled everyone...EVERYONE in the world and the entire industry thought it was real.....it was so mad
The scary part for me is how the team falls apart.
I know right!
it's excellent foreshadowing, you start feeling tense and stressed before you've seen anything "scary"
also I think the real MVP is the toddler who cries "no! no!" while their mother is trying to tell a ghost story; it's SO foreboding
Another twist could be the boys actually planned to murder her in the woods, that’s why they split up so one could go to the house to get setup. The other stayed with her and built hysteria. They messed with her in the house and while one distracted her the other came up behind her.
And Josh ripped his teeth out?
The girl in this went to my university but she graduated the year before I was there.
The story goes the Witch’s name is Elly Kedward she was accused of witchcraft and was exiled into the woods as her punishment during winter but later the towns people went to go retrieve her body she was no where to be found as if she disappeared, vanished
This movie is a work of genius.
Significance of Mike standing in the corner in basement at the end is the significant call back to comments at the start.
So many people and internet reactors miss that vital point. Perhaps talking too much during reaction or for whatever reasons.
Anyway, AMAZING intelligent scary movie. One of a kind
Crazy that the budget was 60,000 and the movie made nearly 250 million. It wasn't just the first of its kind that helped, but the marketing was genius. I remember they even had a website were you could listen to more of their "lost tapes."
In that final scene when she's screaming after Mike, I think it has to do with what she saw in the shirt. She KNOWS the likelihood it's not Josh. Mike didn't have that same reason for caution because he didn't know, and he was definitely desperate for it to be Josh who just got lost. What I love about this movie is that they Don't show anything. Even whatever was in the shirt. She sees it better than we do. It's much more psychological. And, as you said, the real terror in this is knowing someone is out there messing with you--it doesn't even have to be a ghost. A deranged human being stalking you in the forest is a thing terrifying in and of itself.
Josh's teeth were in the bag....
it was josh teeth inside of his shirt and some of his hair
Cool facts about this movie: The directors weren’t around when they were filming in the woods. The one director either invented or used GPS during golf war and that’s what they used in this movie to leave each actor a canister with directions to take the story next but they weren’t allowed to tell each other what the notes said. The actors had radios incase something happened. They barely gave them food to make it more realistic of being in the woods hungry. One of the guys working on crew did get lost but found his way out same day. They didn’t film in the same woods the whole movie...the house scene they had to move different woods and the actors had no idea they were walking up onto a house. Most of the people they interviewed in town weren’t actors.
I was 12 years old when this movie came out and I and many people thought it was real. It was so unusual to see a movie made with these cameras plus they used the actors real names. Many people were mad when they found out it was fake but I appreciate it because I will never have that experience from a movie ever again.
Oh I totally fell for it back in the day. I was 19 and saw the promos and the "documentary" about the film that was on the SyFy channel(?) and I was so sure it was real right up until I saw the movie lol
Also a few years later I went camping in the actual Blair Witch woods. My friends went around shaking tents in the middle of the night and oof, that scared me off camping for YEARS
I love your reactions to classic films, very lax, chill & appreciative.
Glad you like them!
It’s said that the witch was holding the camera and bringing Her down to the basement and told Mike to get in the corner
I read the others involved in making this film, actually had them out there and didn't tell them anything, an messed with them at night. LOL
haha brilliant
Her taking one of the voodoo stick figures was a scene that was cut unfortunately.
The whispering you heard was children talking and laughing. Fun fact- The directors simply taped some kids at a playground, and set up boom boxes around the tent to play it, and started shaking their tent at one point to send them running in a panic.
I THINK they actually got lost a couple of times, but, unlike the characters in the movie, the people watching from the shadows were there to help them, and not terrorize them.
The actors knew the crew were going to be out there, and would be doing SOMETHING to freak them out, but were never told what, so their reactions were genuine.
I remember the hype around this movie. I was very curious so of course I went to see it, after I watched The Sixth Sense, which I had heard about and its twist ending. . So I was already a little spooked going in to watch Blair Witch.. I was doing okay until the stick figures in the tree scene. My anxiety kicked up a notch. And that wasn't a tongue that Heather found, it was teeth. 😨 yeah that freaked me out. Then the ending with Mike facing the corner...my anxiety level went to 11. 💁 this movie did do a number on me. I couldn't sleep. I had to keep my radio on at all times because I was afraid to hear voices. I wouldn't look into the corners of my room at night. I used to volunteer at a hospital and when I had to go to the pediactric floor, guess what the mural allllll along the hallway was painted with? You guessed it. Children's handprints. ✋✋✋ I practically hyperventilated. Anyway I prayed to please help me get over this fear and I would never see another horror movie. Ya know....like when you're bad hungover and promise to never drink again? Yeah, like that 😇 so...obviously I haven't kept my end of the bargain ...but I am a little more picky about what I watch! Lol...anyway....after the movie had been out for a while, that's when it was revealed how it was a fake documentary. The main characters were actors and not "real people". There was not a script. The director would give the actors slips of paper with what the scene should be and they would have to improvise the dialogue. Notice how many "F" bombs were dropped? 😊 The actors had to learn to use the cameras. It was only them 3 and the director and his friend/ assistant. They didn't have a big camera crew. They did stay in the woods and the actors were actually deprived of food and sleep. They would stay in the tent at night and the director would go shake the tent without telling them so they would freak out for real. So much creativity done with so little money. It was pretty genius. But its one of those movies that you either like or hate. When I watched it in the theatre, there was only 3 or 4 other people. After the movie was over, one of them said out loud " What was all that sh*t about?! Its not even scary!" Another person said they got motion sickness cuz of the shaky camera. Anyhoo....my personal opinion, film students should watch this, for the creativity and what you can do if you have very little money, if nothing else. 💁
Ahhh some food little tidbits in there! Thanks for that!
this is my favourite horror movie ever
The creepiest "lurking outside the tent" stories I have heard are all Bigfoot stories, howls, hoots, and wood knocks, and the sounds of the whole camp being thrown around. But in the morning light, nothing is disturbed, maybe footprints, nothing else, usually. One story had a lost hat left in front of the tent. Sometimes there are weird lights in the woods as well. But the idea of a group of huge, aggressive humanoids lurking just beyond sight -- even just one -- and playing seemingly impossible tricks, just makes my skin crawl! You often get wood twining sculptures and rock cairns with those stories, too. Freaks me out.
I've been in the woods alone in a tent a few times. One night (this was in the middle of nowhere) I woke up to hear a guy walking around my tent. I had a weapon, so I wasn't panicked but it was creepy as hell. After awhile he went away.....
@@barryscott8041 The classic stories are all the same, humanoid creatures at night in the woods. Even old world stories like Beowulf's Grendel and Nordic trolls of mythology track pretty well with the bigfoot stories. I've never seen any creatures, but I had a rock thrown onto the trail in front of me once, in the deep woods, hiking. Nothing else, just a rock. Sometimes rocks fall out of nests where birds had picked them up. But this one came in across the trail, not falling, and right in front of me, where it was plain as day. Creepy. Figured I was being watched and walked back to camp.
And walking a trail at night with somebody else, we stopped for a smoke break and were just talking, when we both smelled something that scared us. The smell made my belly drop out and my knees weak, musky animal and feces smell, and rank. We both spontaneously wanted to leave there right away and high tailed it back to camp. Didn't even talk about it until we got clear back, we were so shook.
And out camping once, a bunch of other sites nearby cleared out at first light and I was the only one left. On the next ridge over, maybe upslope fifty yards, somebody started banging on a tree, like a freaking metronome. Bang, bang, bang, like a heartbeat. I wasn't ready to get up, and was trying to go back to sleep after hearing those others clear out. When I looked out of my tent, I could see the specific aspen quake in the canopy, like somebody doggedly chopping with the world's dullest axe. I yelled that I was trying to sleep, to cut it out, and the banging paused, but then went right back to it. Of course I got up and got breakfast and packed up. And the noise continued for, like, an hour, and kept going even when I left. Dunno. It was so steady it had to be a person, but going on and on like that, making that whole tree shake for an hour or more isn't hunan. Idk.
The rock out of nowhere was creepy. And I've never been otherwise scared of a smell before, except the first time I smelled death. But I just felt like somebody was about their own business with the banging. It didn't occur to me until later that it was anything else. I never felt threatened, just like it was a wake up call and check out reminder, like life telling me that the peace was over and I should go. But I don't think it was just life saying that. There is something that makes me wonder, and makes this movie work so well. Could be it's a race memory conflated by circumstance, maybe. Idk. It can get weird, though. Spontaneous cairns or stick figures would freak me right out.
To me sound can be scarier than actually seeing things. Same in the film "The Others" creepy, chilling. Thanx much, Peace
Dude, The Goonies is excellent!
I think it's a bit of a myth that this was marketed as a real doc. I was in high school and was looking forward to this for awhile. I never once got the impression from the marketing that it was real footage. That being said you have to realize that this was really the first big found footage horror and it still freaked people out. Nowadays we've seen 100 found footage movies with gore and everything else. It seems benign now but I really think it still holds up in that it creates an anticipation for something horrible and it puts the viewer in the situation so that we are listening for every noise and trying to see something in the dark.
people believed it; sure, not everyone, but a significant number of people; they tended to be people who already believed in documentaries about "the unexplained" etc. which were a newer cultural phenomenon then, so we were collectively less cynical about them; hell, I was 18 when this movie came out and I believed in some of The X-Files stories
There were loads of people who weren't sure....but as you watch it, the WAY it's presented is SO real.....
Two things that really got me....They end up at the "Same Log" after walking in one direction all day. That's not even possible! Also the ending...... In a basement. @#&%!! aargh
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the absolute scariest horror movie I've ever seen.
They actually got real teeth from the dentist for the Scene where Heather finds Josh’s teeth in the shirt.
Watched this in a crowded theater and hated it. Friend said we need to go back and watch it with way less people. Went back a few days later at a early showing with like 8 people and it was amazing. Sat forward just like you were really into it. Good times.
I saw this first show opening day and people certainly knew it wasn't real by the time the movie opened.
I did too, and that's not true. Loads of people fell for it. Read this thread
@@barryscott8041 I never said they didn't. I said people knew it wasn't real. I didn't say all people didn't know it wasn't real.
OOh yes! Deliverance!
This companion piece should be a BluRay extra.
Gotta admit I even liked number 2
Love this movie.
Make sure to watch The Scooby Doo Project. It's so freakin funny!
Another low budget success story is Robert Rodriguez's first feature movie "El Mariachi". Spanish language movie filmed in Mexico with a cast of lesser known or amateur actors and real people. . He maxed all his credit cards and borrowed money from family to make it possible. He sent the finished product to different studios and was picked up by one who invested more money for distribution. It was shown in theatres and made a couple of million. Not too shabby!
Because the movie did so well, Rodriguez was given a bigger budget to make a sequel and was able to hire a well known actor. Thus he made "Desperado" and then "Once upon a time in Mexico" with Antonio Banderas. 😊 I have watched Mariachi a couple of times but again, I am so intrigued how a movie can be made on the cheap. 💰
From what I heard, "El Mariachi" cost less than two thousand dollars.
i think the wrapped up thing was a tooth
Insane reaction, trying to imply people are acting irrationally, when they are acting like EVERY SINGLE PERSON would act in this situation.
Insanely painful reaction to watch. I couldn't even finish it.
I agree. This guy was clearly engaging in some self-justification over things that he has done to annoy other people in his own life.
Myself, I would've gone back the way I came. It might take longer but at least we'd know which way to go. I'd also leave myself some sort of trail on my way.
Funny, I just read this article a few days ago. Found it interesting. Thought you might as well.
2:37 I'm calling it, this woman IS the Blair Witch. Just look at her!
Because of the year this came out doing internet research wasn’t like it is today so was a lot harder to find out whether this was fake. Google has changed the world haha
for a first time watch consider The Changeling (1980) currently showing on amazon prime Uk. Really creepy haunted house atmosphere that will stay with you. Tops a few scariest films lists. oh and an actual story!
22:56 I understood it in the theater the first time I saw this. She's screaming because she's terrified. Simple
I saw this as a kid and was told it was real, definitely lost more than a few nights of sleep😂
The art and key behind any ghost story is the latter. Its the story that lets you meet the ghost. It allows folks to meet a ghost, wether they believe in it or not, you can make people believe in a story, shorter than a “ghost”.
I don't care wat anyone says.....some of the best acting iv ever seen....by far
it's excellent naturalistic acting, some of the best horror acting I've seen
It's the highest grossing movie of all time made for 60 grand made 248 million to this day
This movie is very divisive. People either hated it or loved it.
It was the first movie to market itself on the internet. More than a year before its release, they built this as an urban legend online. The SciFi channel even had a documentary about it. The actors were not allowed to appear in anything else for a couple of years, (it may have been just one. Can't completely remember).
It was released at a time when Hollywood horror had become stale. They made it for something like $30,000 and made millions. It shook Hollywood up.
Many hated it because it never had a reveal, but if you paid attention to the trailer, you would have realized there couldn't be a reveal. It's a story of three student filmmakers who disappeared and whose whereabouts are still unknown. If the movie had a reveal, then their whereabouts wouldn't be a mystery, would it?
house looks a bit shady is saying the least 🤣🤣
I just thought of a cool baby name: "Pugsley Porkenstein."
Check out “The Deer Hunter” DiNero and Walken at there best!
One of the few intelligent reviews of this film on YT. Most reactions to this are shockingly poor, by idiots who think it's amusing to insert exclamation clips from other films.
I know you're an Always Sunny fan, but not sure if you knew that the female character in this was also the the girl that played Charlie's douchebag "kid"s mom in "Charlie Want's An Abortion". Just a fun fact.
Haha no way! I've just had a Google! 😂
Thanks for that!
@@RyanCarrington anytime 😆 So random
You remind me of a young Roland Orzabal from tears for fears😂
I'm sure someone else on here has said that 😂
The only thing I can't stand about this movie is the old guy in the beginning that said he doesn't believe in witchcraft because he's religious, apparently he's never read the Bible because in the book of revelations it clearly says witches are real, so he's not as religious as he claims
Oh really? I didn't even know that!
The Devil is just as real as my Lord.
How good her camera battery is🤔
I think they made a comment at the beginning to cover this haha
It was at least three years before it was up in the air of whether or not it was real. Until then I think it was taken as having happened.-Ernie Moore Jr.
...please consider reacting to David Fincher's "The Game" from 1997. This film is so much fun and I think you would really enjoy it . Great reaction.
I really wanna check it out, but it's not out on any of the platforms I currently pay for. I would just rent it, but there's loads of movies I've already got access to that I also wanna watch.
If it does arrive on one of those platforms, or I can get hold of an MP4, I'll check it out for sure.
A board in the corner and a Santa Cruz beanie 🤜 Do you skate much?
I definitely need to get out more!
@@RyanCarrington Obviously not so easy to get board time as the winter weather digs in. I restarted at 45 after a 30 year gap: 3 years on and it's now my happy place! Guildford skateparks my local.
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Oh! Is this the famous rescue ranger Miss Lolly? 😊
Ngl the main lady in the movie played her pry well because she both like able and unlikable
Guilty! I thought having the sound on only one cam was genius for when they split up in the house. Screwed with your orientation.
Yeah I was completely disoriented in those last few minutes!
"Game changing"? Do you mean, "The filmmakers wanted to prove audiences will pay for a Nothing Happens At All film, and that's the game?" Well, yes... it did generate a lot of word-of-mouth, but after a few months, it was out of conversations. Take 1967's NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD in an era where films stayed in theatres for weeks, months even years. NOTLD was playing in cities and towns for years, even past the arrival of TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (1973) so those two were double-features for a few years more. And those weren't game-changers - because Good Films survived in theaters for months and years long before those showed arrived.
6:08 You don't like people like this? Like what? The situation is serious, the girl is at fault, so Mike's reaction is legitimate. I'm sensing some personal issue that you're reacting to.
Well yeah, we're all a product of our lived experiences, and his reaction, imo was unhelpful and gets in the way of formulating meaningful solutions. You absolutely should be sensing something personal as that's how all of my comments are formulated. That's how I can say that I don't like people like that.
I'm the kind of person who comes to life in stressful situations, though. I'm the calm problem solver. If you're going to continue to freak out, move away from me, i'll fix it, and then you can come back.
It's the ADHD. It's the only time when my brain isn't moving a mile a minute.
I personally found this film to be a highly over rated film.. i actually knew idiots at the time that thought the footage was real ..It didnt help when i went to see it in the theater i got a parking meter ticket for it expiring and my front bumper was about a quarter of an inch in a red zone and got a ticket for that too .
All "found footage" movies suck, including and especially this one. Bonus suckage points awarded because this is the one that made them go mainstream for a while.
When I saw this the first time I just could not stop laughing. Like.. loud, raucous, side-splitting, gut-busting laughter. Because it was just SO fucking stupid and SO fucking cheesy and SO fucking dumb... the acting was horrible, the script non-existent, the excuses they had for filming everything so incredibly hackneyed... and the thought that ANYONE actually believed it was real or was scared by it was hilarious. It wasn't even remotely scary or spooky or even interesting. Just the dumbest fucking movie I have ever seen in my life and I literally could not stop laughing. The other people in the theater seemed to be annoyed with me.
I don't blame 'em. You must be a delight to be around......
Bro i was in 5th grade wen this came out and the internet was in its infancy.....there was a website u could go to....the crazy was MASSIVE cause everyone thought it was real......Iv never seen anything like it..not even close