Blair Witch Evaluation

Rating: Null/10 (17 September 1999)

The eerie tale of three college students entering the woods where the Blair Witch, supposedly lives. The very recognizable plot also the theory emphasized, the un-seen equals scarier. The simplistic tale probably had many directors in Hollywood, kicking themselves pondering why they didn't think of it first. A film I fo one say should be awarded for for well efforts and acting. Bringing the film into a well perspective on how a true human acts.	Immediately seeing the commercial it is recognizable what the plot is, three average college students that are goofing around want to make a documentary on the Blair Witch. Trying to gain further imformation they set out for the woods to find out what really lurks in the deep foliage. as the plot thickens the audience knows that their in the woods, loose their map, and lost. Pressing on farther into the woods, they slowly under go phases of a mental breakdown. On top of their stresses to keep a steady mind, they are introduced to many incounters they wish not to see. Examples of piles of rocks around their camp site, stick figures that mimic a human body. All these visions and phases, slowly tears the group apart. from then on they know something is following them. Another day passes and the students are never seen again.	Is the seen or un-seen scarier? The un-seen from my perspective seems a tad bit scarier. Not to know where this so called witch is in the night as the strange noisese fill the night air. Not knowing how far or near she/he is they sit in silence scared out of their minds.	From beginning, middle and end, these actors expessed themselves on how a true person would act in this kind of situation.