The Blair Witch Project

English name The Blair Witch Project

Chinese name The Blair Witch Project

Region United States

Color Color / black and white

Sound Dolby SR

Duration 86min

Genre horror, mystery and horror

IMDB rating 6.2/10

Director

Daniel Myrick

Screenwriter

Daniel Myrick

Eduardo Sánchez

Actor

Heather Donahue

Binya Lanna Joshua Leonard

Michael C. Williams

Jim King

Sandra Shaq Sandra Sánchez

Ed Swanson

Patricia DeCou

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Daniel Myrick

Eduardo Sánchez

Plot introduction

In October 1994, three film students, Hartz, Mike Williams and Lee Unhard, brought their film shooting equipment to Boer Town, preparing to investigate the local legend about the Boer Witch. Black Mountain Forest, but they disappeared soon after. Five days later, people started looking for them. The U.S. government called more than 100 people to find them, and also used helicopters and even satellites. However, after 10 days, there was no result at all, so they had to give up the search. But a year later, several students from Maryland State University discovered a package in a very secluded cabin in the mountains, which contained Hartz's diary and a film copy that had been edited, which recorded three people. All the horrific events that happened when he disappeared years ago. This film is adapted from the copy disk discovered in 1995.

The behind-the-scenes story

This film is a miracle: a low-cost student film was hyped into a super hit film. Its secret weapon is to promote the fictional plot as a documentary, causing unknown young people to discuss the history of the Blair Witch and become concerned about the safety of the three college students. This film is a record of three people's experiences in the forest. It was all shot with a handheld camera. There are many technically unqualified scenes such as camera movements and out-of-focus scenes. Half of the film will make you feel motion sickness and vomiting. , you have to be mentally prepared.

"Blair Witch" has been the runner-up at the box office for two consecutive weeks since its release. This is a rare miracle for the American film industry, which has a very strict rule of film elimination.

This low-cost horror film was originally scheduled to be screened in 27 theaters in the first week. Unexpectedly, it received an overwhelming response after its release, and the number of theaters was suddenly expanded from 31 to 1,000 in the second week. One hundred families.

The production of copies in 2,142 theaters kept the film companies and printing companies that produced the film extremely busy.

Interviewing shot

When the three were lost in the jungle, a field could be seen through a gap in the trees 25 feet behind them. They can also see the road as they find their way out.

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