City Slickers just don't get it...

Rating: Null/10 (26 August 1999)

Movie-goers from a city or residential household can never truly appreciate the true horror of the Blair Witch Project. They have lived and grown up in a totally safe and well-lit environment. I, on the other hand, have lived in a very remote rural area in the woods, and this film has brought back skeletons from my closet. When i came home from the theater, i basically came back to the setting for the film. I have roamed around the woods, but never at night, even before the film i have always been too scared. Now, i doubt i will ever go. It is just too creepy. A broken down home was also featured in the ending. Houses like those are common place where i live. i have been in the houses, and seeing them on the silver screen just makes my heart stop. I picture myself standing in the corner and i can't handle it. If you have lived near the woods your whole life, you can understand the fear-unknown noises, isolation, and total Darkness.
The basis for the movie is evil, and i am glad to be going back to school, because it's a little too creepy to be hanging out around the woods...and a Civil War Battlefield with its own Ghosts....The mind and the imagination just run too wild.