Blair Witch Project Film. Review

Directors:
Eduardo Sánchez
Daniel Myrick

Year:
1999

Review:
Blair Witch was a good horror for its time but to recommend it now is a bit redundant. I would recommend this film to someone who want enjoys older horror films, but the Paranormal activity movies are a more modern version of the same film genre.

My own review of this film will be bias as i have little fascination in horror films. 
The film style of a fake documentary was an very interesting take on a horror movie and added to the suspense. 
The jagged movements was a bit nauseating but helps make the film look like a home made film.

Marketing.
The Films Marketing was exceptional smart for there opening and to spread the idea that the film was real footage. Could not find evidence of the film crew hiding the actors to help make the film seem more like found footage but there are claims to contradict that.
 

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