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Cutting Deep Into Horror | The Blair Witch Project (1999): Found-Footage Folklore and Fear
The Blair Witch Project (1999) follows three student filmmakers into the Maryland woods, where invented folklore and deteriorating footage make an unseen threat feel real.
We unpack its unsettling folklore, improvisational performances, and the way fear, survival, and group dynamics collapse in the Burkittsville woods.
Directed by Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sánchez, this cult landmark still crawls under the skin more than two decades later.
Inside this episode
- Into the Woods — Setting the stage: Burkittsville mythos and mood.
- The Horror of Found Footage — Why vérité camera work amplifies dread.
- The Blair Witch Legacy — How a micro-budget classic changed horror.
- Early Found-Footage Roots — What came before—and what Blair perfected.
- Rustin Parr & Local Lore — Myth-building that feels dangerously real.
- The Disappearing Map → The House in the Woods → Final Confrontation — Beat-by-beat tension to that chilling last image.
- Theories & Interpretations — Time loops, ritual hints, and ambiguous terror.
Where to Watch:
- Amazon (rent/buy): https://www.amazon.com/Blair-W...
- Apple TV (rent/buy): https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/...
- Fandango at Home (rent/buy): https://athome.fandango.com/co...
The film’s power comes from the collision of two records: the characters’ deteriorating footage and the invented Burkittsville history surrounding Rustin Parr, missing children, and the Blair Witch. Improvisation makes the group’s exhaustion and resentment feel immediate, while the unseen threat forces viewers to build the monster from sounds, symbols, and incomplete testimony.
Henrique Couto and Rachael Redolfi discuss the story with spoilers, including the lost map, the bundles outside the tent, the abandoned house, and the final image. They also place the movie within earlier found-footage experiments and the marketing campaign that encouraged audiences to treat fiction like recovered evidence.
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Excuse me, miss? What seems to bring you to the
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forest tonight?
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Oh? Just looking around? You know, it's beautiful night. I fine,
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look at the stars.
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Why Okay, you're not You're not trying to creep yourself
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out because it's nearly Halloween or anything like that.
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No, just looking for a nice peaceful time, you know.
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Oh I'm sorry, where are my manners? I'm the Blair Witch.
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It's nice to meet you.
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Oh that's a very interesting name. Is that Polish?
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It is? Yes, my father was Polish and my mother wasn't.
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That's an interesting way of putting it.
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Okay, you clearly have opinions about me.
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It's just weird. You came up like right on me.
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Well, I'm not trying to be aggressive, but I live
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in the woods, obviously.
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I think I'm gonna go oh okay.
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I mean what what about me was rude? I don't
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understand it.
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Just like if if you live out here, I feel
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bad intruding on your Well.
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The entire woods is my domain and dominion, just as
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it is the birds and the bees and the hummingbirds
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as well, which is another kind of bird.
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Yeah, that's why I you know, I I think that
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I should Wow, what's that on the ground? How'd that
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get there?
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Well? I put it there because this is my dominion
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it but yeah.
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But it wasn't here when I was like, how'd you
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get that there?
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No? I mean, a witch never reveals his secrets, but
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I have my ways. You saw that movie, didn't you?
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Everyone saw the movie which which, yes, the Witch movie.
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There's several though, which one though.
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If you're going to be obtuse like this, I'll just
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have to make you get lost out here until you
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go mad and die in some strange way.
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That's why I'm leaving now.
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Right, that's why you're leaving. I'm winking at you a big,
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big wink. Uh. I'm so lowly.
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This podcast is about why horror scares us, what deep,
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dark secret scary cinema shines a light on. The discussions
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are frank and involve conversations about abuse, trauma, and mental health.
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There are also spoilers, so keep that in mind too. Now,
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sharpen your machetes and straight raisers, because this is cutting
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deep into horror.
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Hello, my spookies, and welcome back to cutting deep into horror.
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I am, of course, what's that? What's that?
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Scared? Was really goofy to me?
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What was a goofy about it? I was trying to
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get across that the Blair Witch is unfairly maligned in
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today's society.
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I get that. No, thank you, do you? Thank you
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for standing up for the rights of which Americans everywhere?
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I try, I try my best. But anyway, I'm your host,
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Enrique Kuto of course, here with my co host on
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cutting deep into horror, Rachel Ridolfi. Rachel, how are you?
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I'm doing pretty all right?
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Good, good, good October. We're nearly through it. It's hard
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to believe it not for me. It's been like a
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time war. Things are moving so fast, so often it
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feels like but this is airing on the twenty fourth
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of October, so we're nearly to the big day. We're
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a week away from the big day. And tonight we're
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talking about one of the first horror movies I remember
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seeing in the theater that scared me very very much,
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A movie that was very polarizing in the back in
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the day. But I don't know that it's so polarizing now.
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I think most people, most people just like nineteen ninety
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nine's The blair Witch Project. I think they just dig
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it now, but there was a long period of time
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where they did not. I remember as far back as
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maybe twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen, there was a lot of
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malignment towards found footage movies in general, and that really
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died out. Yeah. I remember in twenty fourteen when I
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wanted to make my first found footage movie, which ended
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up being Alone in the Ghost House. I actually like
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put it to Facebook it said, like, would you guys
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be like down if I made a found footage because
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people there were a lot of people were like I
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hate them, I never watch them. That mentality is like
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gone now, yeah, it really is completely gone. So and
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I'm glad because found footage is not only a very
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valid storytelling technique for filmmaking, but it's also one that's
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very cost effective, which is important if you're going to
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democratize the art form. And then on top of that,
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it's really nothing that different. Like Dracula, the book by
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Brown Stoker is a found footage book. It's a diary.
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that are reading diary entries. And the entire point of
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reading a air quote diary is that it really happened
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and you're reading the record of it. It has dates
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and times on it. It is a found footage movie.
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It's just a found footage book. Yeah. Absolutely, So with
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that all being said, the Blair Witch Project was not,
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by any means the first found footage movie, not at all.
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famous than others. One of the absolute most famous films
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of all time that was technically a found footage movie.
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And I guess we should explain what a found footage.
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Movie is for those who don't know well, and.
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More so for the sake of the discussion. But found
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footage and this is something I'm very passionate about because
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I love what you can do with the found footage subgenre.
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I think that it's a very exciting way to tell
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a story and it's very accessible. And as time has
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gone on, people have only gotten more used to literally
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watching raw footage on their own phones, so it's even
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more comfortable to watch raw footage of a movie of
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a story being told exactly. But so for the for
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this case, it's basically having a film presented to you
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as actual footage discovered and shown to you of something
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that happened. That's probably pretty terrible. And although I will
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say it's thinly a found footage movie, it is a
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found footage movie would be nineteen eighties Cannibal Holocaust.
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I'm glad you brought that up because I was gonna
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talk about that.
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It's one of my favorite horror films. I know it
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sounds like and it is. I mean, it's a disgusting, nasty,
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Italian cannibal horror movie. But it has a lot to
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say about the media. It has a lot to say
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about the involvement of well to do first world people
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who go into the third world and just start messing
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things up. It has a lot to say about presenting
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yourself as virtuous when you're not. Cannibal Holocaust has so
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much going on for it. Directed by Rigio Dia Dado
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Italian film and I've always loved the movie, even though
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it can be hard to stomach at times, and it's
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literally about a documentary crew going into the Amazon and
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never getting out and then their footage being found. The
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difference between this and kind of the more modern era
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of found footage movies is that is that in the
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film there is a like narrative movie where they are
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viewing the found footage, the footage that is discovered, right,
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and that is a major delineation. And there are a
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few others like that, because then the found footage movie
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has a cousin, which is the mockumentary. Yes, the mockumentary
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or fake documentary is a whole other ballgame, but very similar.
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Blair Witch Project starts as kind of a mockumentary of sorts,
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but it devolves into raw footage of scary shit, right,
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and honestly, found footage movies I find much scarier than
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a mockumentary in general. Well, it's more intimate, well true, no, absolutely,
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And on top of that, Blair Witch Project had one
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of the best mockumentaries of all time as it's marketing,
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which was the Curse of the Blair Witch The Sci
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Fi Channel special TV specials like forty four Minutes that
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they ran add nauseum on the Sci Fi Channel leading
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up to the release of The Blair Witch Project. And
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I watched that must have been five or six times
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on TV before I went to see the movie, and
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it got me scared.
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It's scary, it's spooky.
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It's a really spooky and fascinating dive into the mythos
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that the filmmaking team went really hard into creating. And
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we'll talk a little bit more about found footage films
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and then get into the Blair Witch project right after this.
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So after Cannibal Holocaust and I'm sure I'm missing something,
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don't have like a Google list in front of me
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or a chatch ept research thing in front of me.
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One of the next contenders for early version of a
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found footage movie to go at least moderately mainstream is
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nineteen ninety two's Man Bites Dog. Have you ever seen
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Man Bytes Dog?
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No, but I feel like I've heard of it.
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It's a very interesting movie. It followed. The film follows
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a crew of filmmakers who are following a serial killer,
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recording his horrific crimes for a documentary they're producing. At
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first dispassionate observers, they find themselves increasingly caught up in
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the chaotic and nihilistic violence, eventually becoming accomplices who It's
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really good. It's a Belgium movie, of course it is,
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and very similar to Man BYTE's Dog. There was a
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much smaller budget American movie around the same time called
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America's Deadliest home Video, which doesn't even have a Wikipedia page,
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so I'm trying to figure out what year that came out.
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I think it was ninety three or ninety four, obviously
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playing on America's most are not funniest home videos. Yeah,
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but it stars Danny Bonaducci, of all people, from from
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Gosh It Okay nineteen ninety three, so it's very similar
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to Man Bites Dog. I don't think it's ripping it off,
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but it could be. But yeah, Danny Bonaducci from Oh
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what's that show with the kids in the school bus?
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The Partridge Family. Oh, and it's actually very good. It's
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a man videotaping a road trip, although that's not really
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perfectly described, is taken hostage by three criminals and forced
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to tape their crime spree, including robberies and murder. Ooh yeah,
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and it's actually like really fun, it's really sleazy. Well yeah,
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and it works very very well. So that's another one
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that's that's really really fun. I was actually involved in
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the remastering of that movie to come out on home video,
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and now it's out through our buddies at Terror Vision,
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which you can find at terror dot Vision dot com.
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They put out the Blu ray. But so you had
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ban BYTE's Dog, you had America's Deadliest Home Video, and
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there were a few other ones I'm sure that I'm
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not remembering. And then you come up to the blair
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Witch Project in nineteen ninety nine. But what's really interesting
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is in nineteen ninety eight there was an independent film
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released called The Last Broadcast, And when blair Witch was
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coming out, everyone was talking about how The Last Broadcast
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was very similar to the blair Witch Project. They were
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both made in the same part of the country around
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the same time. But and it's a big butt. The
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Last Broadcast is a mock youmentary.
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Right, there's a difference.
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It's not really a found footage movie. It's like it's
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put together. It's clearly edited all the way through. But
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I do like it, and it works really well, and
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it's this is so stupid. It says the film is
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credited as the first feature on length film shot on
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and edited entirely on consumer level digital equipment. That's not true,
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not in nineteen ninety eight. I knew people doing it
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in ninety seven. But uh yeah, let's see, uh told
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in a pseudo documentary format and employing found footage technique.
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The fictional film appears to tell the story of a
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man convicted of in nineteen ninety five of murdering the
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members of his team during an expedition to find the
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mythic Jersey Devil in the New Jersey Pine barrens. Ooh,
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it's a really fun one. It really is. It's not
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the Blair Witch Project though it's it's honestly, it's it's
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more glossy, and in that way it makes it less interesting.
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I get that, but I do love it. I do
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think that the Last Broadcast is a worthwhile movie. But
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people were just all over saying this knocked off the
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blair Witch Project, this did this, this did that, which
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caused me to go to my local Hollywood Video and
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rent it because they didn't have it at Blockbuster, but
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they had at Hollywood Video. So I rented and watched it.
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I liked it, but it was not the Blair Project.
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It was much more like Curse of the blair Witch. Okay,
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I will say I hated the very ending though, but
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that's I don't want to spoil it, even though the
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movie's very old at this point. But it's a pretty
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good one. So, and then The Blair Witch Project comes
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out in nineteen ninety nine, and basically it basically gives
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us the concept of found footage, almost a blueprint in
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many ways up until Paranormal Activity then takes it one
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step further. And there are a lot of great I'll
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never be able to name them all. There are a
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lot of great found footage movies out there that are
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