BWP Review

Rating: Null/10 (5 August 1999)

Warning! Spoilers may be ahead!
Story - 1. Intriguing and creepy. Three college filmmakers venture into the woods to make a documentary on the Blair Witch, but never make it home alive.
Characters - 0. 2D stupid teenagers. Nothing different from EVERY other horror film.
Acting - 1. I must say that the three gave excellent performances for first time actors.
Cinematography - 1. The low budget handheld camera work gave the film an extra and much needed touch or eerieness.
Beginning - 0. The movie dragged along for an hour making me seriously wonder if there was any reason for watching.
End - 1. The last twenty minutes were chilling, chaotic and not easily forgetable.
Believability - 0. If a sane person was in the situation would they have done the same? No. Nobody ventures into the unknown with out a cell phone and a weapon... sorry.
Attention Holding - 0. Feel like you need to get popcorn or use the restroom? Go right ahead, the only thing you will miss is some kids cursing at each other.
Memorable - 1. The last twenty minutes will haunt you for a while, depending on your imagination.
Could Watch Again - 0. It's dark and depressing and I don't like to watch films like that.

Rating - 5 out of 10. There is no necessity to watch the Blair Witch Project. In the end it's simply a depressing film with no point.