The Blair Witch Project (3/8) Movie CLIP - I Don't Have the Map (1999) HD
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The crew rushes back to the trail after they find a series of strange rock formations outside their tent, but Heather (Heather Donahue) discovers that the map is missing.
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Combining Hi-8 video with black-and-white 16 mm film, this film presents a raw look at what can happen when college students forego common sense and enter the world of voodoo and witchcraft. Presented as a straightforward documentary, the film opens with a title card explaining that in 1994, three students went into the Maryland back woods to do a film project on the Blair Witch incidents. These kids were never seen again, and the film you are about to see is from their recovered equipment, found in the woods a year later. The entire movie documents their adventures leading up to their final minutes. The Blair Witch incident, as we initially learn from the local town elders, is an old legend about a group of witches who tortured and killed several children many years ago. Everyone in town knows the story and they're all sketchy on the details. Out in the woods and away from their parked car (and civilization), what starts as a school exercise turns into a nightmare when the three kids lose their map. Forced to spend extra days finding their way out, the kids then start to hear horrific sounds outside their tents in the pitch-black middle of night. They also find strange artifacts from (what can only be) the Blair Witch, still living in the woods. Frightened, they desperately try to find their way out of the woods, with no luck. Slowly these students start to unravel, knowing they have no way of getting out, no food, and it's getting cold. Each night they are confronted with shrieking and sounds so haunting that they are convinced someone is following them, and they quickly begin to fear for their lives. The film premiered in the midnight movie section at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival.
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Cast: Joshua Leonard, Michael C. Williams, Heather Donahue
Director: Daniel Myrick
Producers: Robin Cowie, Bob Eick, Kevin J. Foxe, Gregg Hale, Michael Monello
Screenwriter: Daniel Myrick
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The way the tension slowly builds in this movie is genius. Goes from haha, let’s investigate the local legend, to someone is messing with us, to we are being hunted, to we are going to die.
Basically what makes this movie a horror classic.
@@colliric Maybe it’s just me, but it doesn’t age well at all. You guys can have the right to be scare of it, but it doesn’t work for me, not very impressed.. and yes i saw it multiple times at night, alone, in the dark, with headphones..
Even Scary Movie was scarier 🤡🤡
@@Sims64340 You're in a minority then. Understand that most people find the film truly scary in a way that 'scary movies' are not. It's a psychological terror and some people don't have this instinct to be scared of the unknown like ghosts, magic, demons, invisible things, etc.
@@Sims64340 You have to understand that at the time there were basically no found footage horror movies and everything wasn't recorded on the internet the way it is today. This sort of naturalistic acting and footage was very new to most people. Audiences were really able to believe that what they were watching was real. That makes it terrifying.
@@Sims64340 you're obviously expecting the wrong thing from it if you want to see jump scares like Scream or Friday the 13th.
Most natural acting of any movie.
actually
Isn't it ironic the cast wins a Bad Acting Razzie for this, yet the Oscar winning movies from the 1930s to 60s have quite so overdramatic & scripted acting (a layover from theater stage acting).
Facts I always thought they were real who got lost in those woods as a kid until I was older and saw they were actors
That’s because the film crew distanced themselves from the actors, had the actors actually sleep in the woods, and kept them on edge by playing scary sounds at night from a distance. The only acting instructions they received were written down on notes left for them by the crew while they were sleeping. They took every step to make this look as genuine as possible.
I was genuinely unnerved by this because it was so clever showing this. It leaves the viewer wondering: are they genuinely fighting because they're upset about Mike losing the map? Or did the witch possess or trick him into doing it and he doesn't remember? Therefore, is the witch attempting to manipulate them through stress and anger?
The most terrifying part of this movie is how they slowly come to accept the fact that they're so hopelessly lost deep in the woods.
It's a big part of it. I don't understand these idiots at the bottom of all these scenes who go on about how it "isn't scary" - it is scary. Being trapped in the woods and nothing works to get out is terrifying.
Honestly I think the movie could’ve worked very well without the witch tormenting them. Don’t get me wrong I like the supernatural elements of this, but the idea of these three just being stranded in the woods and slowly accepting their fate is so disturbingly real.
@@sirargz_oh stop. The movie worked out well and is better than anything u just said. The fact that ppl don’t kno it’s real and they covered it up and made it this way is astounding to me.
I was just in this situation and its exactly like you say, just terrifying. And this was in new zealand in a mountain range close to town, not like north american forests that can stretch for hundreds of miles.
A lot of people complain that the movie is them "complaining about a map", but that lack of traditional narrative and structure is a big part of what makes BWP so damn effective. It feels realistic because if i was in that situation and a map (the one tool needed to leave the woods) was lost, I'd lose my shit about it also.
I'll always fucking love this movie.
I get that but their is no payoff plus I hated these guys
This movie was pure genius even a whole year BEFORE it was filmed! I completely agree with you. And the conversations seem so organic and real. How they started getting on each others nerves. Brilliant.
The conversations seem so organic and real because they were! Fact Fiend did a great video on how this movie was made. For the woods portions of the movie, there was no script. Each day they were given notes on which way to head into the woods and what to talk about, but no lines. They were purposely not given enough food to keep them on edge with each other.
For example in this scene Heather's notes might have said "Josh will blame you for losing the map. Respond defensively and then get emotional."
Yeah, it's just that it's so cliché ya' know? Duuuuuh "The Map".
I miss that generation X stuff, the sense of adventure that they had, the way they made movies that reflected that.
#1 rule of doing something like this: work with people who can work under mental stress, and you can get along with
Sounds11235 this was seven years ago man reply bra
they were film students though; 20 something naive newbies who knew nothing about getting lost
@@abeedeahmed5626 Lol it's not just getting lost it's that they know they aren't alone in the forest. No matter how tough you are you couldnt deal with the thought of being watched and followed by something you cant see
No matter how mentally strong you are, EVERYONE has a breaking. After all, we're all only human.
This is a silly comment because they were in an impossible situation. A literal magical situation. They never even really broke. But they had no tools, no food, no weapons - you can blame them for that, but again, it's a literally unheard of, magical situation.
Even with the map, they would never ever leave the forest. Their fate have already been decided the moment they entered the forest. They didn't listen to the locals and ignored their warning. I think towards the end, heather realized that and that's why she make an apology video
This movie is a made up film lmfao.. They're actors
Laura lee should take a note or two
@@GuessTheRiddIes Sure, this movie sold itself as a documentary to help people suspend disbelief and embrace the crew's perspective.But if you can still do that even after the fact it really does become a creepy, terrifically acted piece of cinema. One of the best to do so.
In-story, of course the map didn't matter - the witch had some spell on the go, they were confined to the same half-dozen kilometers, because they walk into the same tree a couple times in a day. That's why Mike threw the map in the water, he knew the map was completely useless
The improv skills are super impressive. Performance gives me chills
The minor breathing is awesome, it is very impressive this is acting!
i love the fact that this wasn’t scripted and that the director gave them notes with key parts of the movie and had them improvise. that’s what made it really scary
Before cell phones had GPS.
THEY WOULDN’T EVEN BE FILMING ON PHONES
Max Power wouldn't made a difference cell would have had a dead signal or going dead.
They would have Apple phones with 15 minutes of battery power.
No kidding
The witch would have messed with the signal. She was keeping them lost. Imo of coarse.
map or no map, they are already marked for death the moment those stones were there.
Those three cairns around their tent were a sign of what the witch had in store for them. And the map wouldn't have done any good. They entered another dimension once they disturbed the cairns of the dead children.
no, its not a dimension. its a curse. think witch craft, not scifi
@@the_openers_of_eyes8 Or even more accurate…a hex…think witch not gypsy
@@the_openers_of_eyes8 any form of magic of sorts could be considered a type of technology in this case esoteric
@@a.r.h9919 Yea magic could just be hacking our matrix. Unfortunately we'll never know the nature of the reality we inhabit.
People get mad at Mike for throwing the map away but it doesn't even matter. The three of them are doomed from the moment they enter the woods. The Blair Witch has them going around in circles. I don't think Mike was being malicious when he kicked the map into the creek. He did it as a result of being deprived of food & sleep for so long. Also, he didn't fully trust Heather at that point. She was putting her excitement about the project before their own safety.
Still, destroying crucial items in crucial situations just because they don't make since to you is just downright stupid.
No they weren't. They were doomed ONLY after crossing the rock cairns. Mary foreshadowed this by talking about the bible verse regarding them. The verse states not to cross them.
iluvlafferty Ah ok, so the Blair Witch did this.
I was confused about what she was responsible for.
Cause she never physically appears, nor do we get a sign of her despite some stick-figures and blue slime.
The Movie just doesn‘t have a pay-off at all.
And that‘s why i liked the new movie from 2016 far better.
It was everything i thought the original blair witch was going to be.
I always though he kicked the map in the creek under the control of the witch(craft) Like she made him do by getting in his head.
@@skd9087 That would definitely make sense. Mike either did it under control of the witch or due to mental stress. The more they walked through the woods, the more hopeless they became. They were stuck in a loop. It was nobody's fault.
The map, even though it obviously wasn't helping them out, was at least something to hang onto while everything else is going wrong. Something to look at and at least show there's a way out. When that is lost, everything completely crumbles. Mike was correct in saying the map was useless, the witch was in control of the woods. But the symbolism of the map is what Heather and Josh were clinging to. Such a great horror film. The despair and hopelessness is so well done.
Well said. They were screwed long before tho lmao
@@szn1580 yup. They were just in serious denial
2:41 I gave you back the map. I GAVE YOU BbbACK THE MAP.
Absolutely priceless.
The best psychological horror film. Watch it with all the lights off, alone, or you'll miss out on a great experience.
"I can't believe we have to leave just when shit's happening."
I've watched this movie a bunch, and I never caught that line before. Wow, Heather. Just wow.
In this line heather sounds like a bratty child who’s having to leave an amusement park because that of their attitude
Shows how her character develops when she later regrets this mentality in her apology
Foreshadowing
@@saltyhasnochill5249 Heather has said in interviews that was crucial to her character-“a nice person would have turned the camera off” which is brilliant tbh
2:39 "I gave you the map, Josh!"
'All I am saying is we could move as fast as we want, but if we have no fxxxin clue where we're moving to, then it really won't matter, won't it?' - A very important life lesson.
Her response is right though, at the very least following the creek would ensure you don't backtrack - but they didn't know they were trapped in some reality warp spell, in another time
That's a quote from Einstein.
Notice Heather's rather excellent use of grammar? 'One of you had to have taken it.'
AllisterCooper2008 The reason her grammar might’ve been bad is because there wasn’t any proper script so they just improvised.
And the bad grammar leads to the realism and immersion
What's so excellent about that phrase?
read above comments please
What exactly is incorrect about that phrase? Sure the usual correct way is to say must have but to say had to have isn't wrong.
And that is precisely why I love this movie. Not only was it the *first* (way before Paranormal Activity, Cloverfield, etc.), but it was terrifying because you never 'saw' anything. You had to use your imagination, and as you said that's where the film wins.
And it was the movie that started the trend of Horror films based on real life scary events
"Heather That is not so cool"
“I know it’s not cool”
"That is SO not cool."
That's all I want to man 😂
I GAVE YOU BACK THE MAP
I gave you BACK the map!
"We're obviously not wanted here". Oh, but you are! In fact, you're never leaving...
Heather's screaming at the end was the only thing that was unnerving. If I heard someone screaming like that in real life I'd run as far away from it as possible in fear.
I miss that generation X stuff, the sense of adventure that they had, the way they made movies that reflected that.
I agree. So sad how the world has been poisoned by technology and millennials.
@@jbro8934 many people including me are still doing that kind of stuff you idiots
@Ron Happold I know exactly what you are talking about, but again, I'm a millennial, and I still do these "mysterious" things. It's just in our human nature, it doesn't matter how much progress and technology will come in the future, there will always be a sense for adventure and "that generation X stuff".
@@senecathefuka441 How's your sense of adventure during lockdown though? LMAO
@@xMorbidArtx im in the forest every day ? Why not, safe place.
The moment the fun ended
I'm not fucking scared. I'm just tired, I'm hungry, I'm fucking like.... I'm just fucking done man.
That was hard
😂 man
"I gave you back the map, Heather!!!"
Take notes everyone: When going through an uncertain part of the woods, make sure that you not only have your phones for google maps, but also in case of bad reception, make sure that EVERYONE ON THE TRIP HAS A DAMN MAP!
You need a GPS tracker to be 1000% responsible should you end up in the sheeet. GPS. Phones and maps won't compare.
they are actually lost, the actors. The movie director gave them food and camera and tell them to go to the woods and camp, but the crew secretly follow them and scare them, so basically whenever they got scared they are actually scared.
Really?
Betsy Valasek
Yup!
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Y0UKA1 ヨウカイ stop giving false info lol the camera crew was always nearby following them. They’re calling each other by their acting names... who would keep in character after really being lost.
@@edgarlombera7066 its not false, its true. and their real names are the same as their characters
If you look around the Burkittsville Maryland area, you will see that the woods are along the ridge just to the west. The woods are only about 3,000 feet wide, that is less than one mile thick. Plenty of open farmland and country roads on either side of the woods. Difficult to get lost.
Ohhhh there it is,thanks a lot man.
This is something I’ve been searching for a while
Yup. People repeat this a lot and how clumsy it was of them to lost. But an important plot point that isn’t explicitly stated is the witch put a hex on them and made it impossible to leave the woods.
I know where they filmed is just like a park 😂 but it's a movie. Back then ppl all around the country didn't look at google maps and just had to say ok the woods there must be thick AF 😂
The scary thing is precisely not seeing anything on the screen. But we do hear voices, and footsteps and nobody knows who or what it is... Haven't you ever been on a camp trip with friends? Or in a park at night? Or even in a cemetery? Sometimes you hear things, you don't know what they are, and your fears start to take shape... The Blair Witch Project's success is due to that, the stress of being lost in an unsafe place which is really nerve-racking and the fear of dying not even knowing how...
Right after this scene, Josh lies down and then gets up. Looking almost like he wanted to attack Heather, and the looks dazed for a second. Not sure if they brought alcohol on the trip, but that was a strange moment in the movie for sure.
thank god for google maps lol gps lol
Pretty sure if she can stick you in a supernatural time warp with no way out, she can fuck your phone up lol
xUnleadedx yeah there's something called out in nature and there's no service you'd need a map
It wouldn't work there anyways.
@@gloriaregali9090 satelllite phone
@@Aden_III witch gonna mess with it, too.
Three potty-mouths in the thicket, XD.
Heather is actually beautiful
To me, she has that "girl next door" type beauty. I'd love to take her out for a date. The directors tried to make the actors look dirty and run down. They weren't allowed access to any cleaning facilities during the entire shoot. Whenever they got hungry, the directors had small stashes of food hidden in trees so they wouldn't show up on the film accidentally. Myrick and Sanchez (the directors) were very clever. This is still one of the scariest movies I've ever seen.
I think so
This is definitely the best scene as far as her looking good. She looks good with her hair down and she honestly looks better without makeup like in the beginning
Naw man 😂
The only thing that struck fear into me was Heather's screaming at the end. Never have I heard someone scream like that. If I ever heard that in real life I'd be shaking in my boots.
The reason they can't get back to their car is similar to what happens in Grave Encounters.They're caught in a dimension between the real world and the spirit world,and it's basically a trap they wondered into with no way out.
Good point, but also, some have theorized that the witch is manipulating them so they can't think clearly. That's why I think Mike lost the map. The witch tricked him into throwing it into the river and he had a mild form of amnesia. He only remembered later because the spell wore off.
That maapp was useless! that map was useless!! lmao!!!
For real though, if in real life you're stuck in this situation, find a creek or brook or other flowing body of water and follow it downstream. It will eventually lead you back to civilisation.
In real life absolutely. In the movie though the witch put a hex on them making them go in circles. That’s why they can’t seem to get out of the woods.
1:08 That's genuine since they were fed less and less during filming
Their improvisation and character clashes makes this film so good and scary
2:00 Mike do you have something to say?
All that yelling and Mike blaming Heather when he threw the map down the river wtf
i'm the map i'm the map
I love Heather! She makes me laugh xD
I know man that's all I want to 😂
Just got finished watching whole movie and im freaked out
It's fake, they just had a amazing idea to go get crappy cameras and some movie equipment and make an amazing cliff hanger story. :)
+FEELTHEAWESOMENESS Avoid the sequel, it's not worth toilet paper.
+FEELTHEAWESOMENESS
Don't listen to these Debby Downers.
This movie was suspenseful and creepy.
As a kid, I was never watched it from beginning to end and I was young and did not understand a lot of the nuances.
One night this aired on Syfy at like 2am as I was looking for something to watch on a Saturday night. Luckily I caught it just as it started.
I went sleep that night with my mind buzzing. I could not stop thinking about this movie. Such a simple idea executed perfectly.
Too bad the second film went all out Hollywood but it is definitely worth the watch on a lazy day.
watch the recent blair witch. its fantastic. screw book of shadows tho
My dad told me it was real and when it was done filming he told me it was fake blow my mind so I had to rewatch it know it was fake.
Lmfao I’m not going into your pants to get your goddamn map, man!” Hilarious line!🤣
" that's all i want TO MAN" 🤣
Literally the most realistic acting ever
My favorite horror movie because it's one of the only ones that's managed to get under my skin actually freak me out, no monsters or fantastical plotlines or traditional character tropes or jumpscares, just three people lost in the woods and losing their sanity while you're left to imagine what could be stalking them. I know a lot of people don't like this film because it lacks answers to it's own questions, but that's exactly WHY I love it so much. The unknown has always intrigued and frightened me so much more than any demon (amazingly designed or not) that has ever been conjured up or explained away onscreen. This movie would not have left the impact it did had they shown a gangly witch dragging them into hell or a group of Satan worshipping hillbillies chopping them up. People are talking and even debating about it 20 years later precisely because it wasn't just another horror movie, it was an open ended immersive experiment that pissed some ppl off, bored others to tears and absolutely absorbed, terrified and inspired others. I legit never get tired of this movie.
Fun fact at one point the crew was really lost
🤣nope
If this movie doesn't scare you or make your skin crawl then why don't you go into those spooky woods in the MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT let's see if you have the balls!
Maryland time.
ive played the game and i would never go into those woods
One of my favorite movies of all time. Classic in every way for me. A defining horror movie.
"It's all I want to, man." 😂🤣
🤣 that's what i was looking for
man
@@banderas2000 man 😂
Absolutely terrifying
I'm just wondering how their footage was discovered. Someone had to go into the haunted forest to get that.
According to the supplemental "Curse of the Blair Witch" Mockumentary that came out just before the film released, that's not actually the case. Rather, a group of archaeology students were digging at the foundation of what used to be a colonial house, which was no longer standing, and found a bag full of their equipment and footage underneath some sterile soil that, according to all scientific logic, was undisturbed and thus, they couldn't explain how the bag got there because it would have basically had to materialize there since no person could have buried it. It's a little spooky piece of information that adds to the supernatural element of the movie once you're aware of it.
They had a map
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I just wanna to say that i believe they went down since the moment they kick out the pile of rocks. But my man that answer i mean i cant take it jajajajajajajajajajajajajaj
No they didnt as none of this was real, all fictional
People focus so much on the map or the fact they should have just kept following a creek or whatever. I think they made it pretty clear they were not getting out of there once they went in, no matter what they did. This is illustrated by the way they walked in the same direction for an entire day and somehow ended up back where they started.
This is why when you go in the woods to mess with witches you don't take 3 people, you post that trip online and ask everyone to come and take 300 people.
whatever it is were obviously not wanted so lets get the hell out lmao!
anyone here in 2020??! still freaked out bout their child hood??!! and thinking this was real??!!
Heather lowkey cute
If you go down in the woods today you're in for a big surprise.
I Ike what
Josh is the man!
I know the fear the 3 of those filmmakers would uncover was inevitable but the losing of the map has to be one of the WORST MISTAKES IN A HORROR MOVIE EVER
The most disturbing thing about this whole film is that the actors didn’t get paid what they were due by the film production companies who bought the film and made millions off it.
Watch in 0,25x speed and die laughing 😂
Did wish this was louder
In the 2016 sequel when James is in the house looking for Heather, just before he opens one of the doors, you can see the map from this film laying on the floor. It’s very quick, but it’s there.
The rocks were their only protection josh knocked it down which means the witches can hurt them now why u think he died first
One of the scariest parts of this movie is knowing that the map really *is* useless. Even if they did have it, they still would never have found their way out
(Thumbnail) When your friend says they forgot about the map.
It’s certainly not giant wooden effigies hanging from the trees surrounding the campsite, but a pile of rocks which counts for something I guess.
"No I'm not fuckin scared alright I'm just fuckin tired I'm hungry I'm just like fuckin done man. I'm fuckin done!"
Hansel and Gretel. Haha.
daniel, what a film!
I was going through this before during and after I watched my copy of the movie for the 3rd time.
*Boots from Dora voice* “where’s the map, where’s the map, where’s the map?”
perfect August movie
They've basically entered a alternate reality, where their footsteps go on forever, the woods were cursed
I remember thinking this movie was based on a true story. It seems so realistic.
This the scene where things start to go wrong
1:07 Bullshit! He started all this by knocking over the pile of rocks.
I wish I could find people who can act this naturally
1:56 way more then even being the one to throw the map away, I fucken HATE the audacity to ask Heather if she is missing the map.
The 3 piles of rocks mean they are in a time loop or trapped in the woods.
It seems like they aren’t even acting and there just talking like normal and how they actually would
It's not what popped up on the screen that made it scary, it's what didn't.
See if there something in pile of rocks.. Cause most time there is.
They did something in woods, with feather.
Take a shot for every time Josh says “at this point”
yeah dude, a map would have change everything
NO YOU DONT, YOU WANNA FILM ROCKS. lmfao!!!
Ezreal: "Who needs a map?"
Great movie
The Blair Witch is a made up plan to lure and scare Heather into the woods. Eventually for Josh and Mike to kill her.
But why would Mike want to kill her? They didn't even know each other until the he got in the car. Mike and Josh were friends (or at least knew each other) but I don't see myself going through that much to help a friend kill someone I don't have anything against...
Kinda makes you wonder if Heather was a trader and lured them to these woods, It was all a set up
This theory is completely ruined by a couple things. First...the tent shaking scene. Also, why go through all that trouble just to kill her? If they wanted to scare and kill her a couple nights at the most would have sufficed. Also, when they are going in circles it's because there is a hex put on them.
Imagine if the gang from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia were lost in the woods with the Blair Witch after them.
Haha you would get frank blasting away the Blair witch or Dennis tryna swoon in on the witch! Unless the witch turned out be uncle jack since he likes little kids
They should've both checked that Booty to find that map
The ghost must be trolling them!
BEST AND SCARIER MOVIE EVER!, I feel so bad for the people that didn't even try to understand. Those rocks are their graves but yes... for some people is not scary to know, that someone at nigth put them there and you didn't even noticed it. If you didn't get it, Josh was taken away because he kicked one of those by accident in the burial
😂😂 what got me is what's wrong with being a scared of a witch in the woods? Heather kept asking what are you scared In a challenging way? "I'm not scared I'm just DONE man"😅
Lmao they knew they were going to die
Atropos
For the people that think that this movie is bullshit... How could be this a bad movie if without showing blood, jumpscares or creepy soundstracks STILL scare people. As a movie to imagine the end, for me there is not witch at all, there is something wrong with the forest but the killer is a person