Don't bother.

Rating: Null/10 (18 August 1999)

*****Possible spoiler here*****
The Blair Witch Project trod upon new ground in filmmaking in that it let the viewer's imagination fill in (some but not enough of) the voids left out of the actual film footage. Objectively speaking, this movie accurately portrayed increasing feelings of despair, fear, and hopelessness as experienced first hand. I experienced a true sense of fear and even dread a few times during some of the night sequences. I never knew what was going to materialize out of the darkness, and when the lights came on it was almost worse. The daytime sequences were too "real". Imagine shooting video while running through a wooded area looking through the viewfinder. My wife literally got nauseous. My advice? Borrow two expensive camcorders, give one to a friend and tape each other running aimlessly through a wooded area shouting the "F" word about once every 10 seconds or so. Be sure to include some too-close close ups and some night shots of nothing in particular. Continue until both cameras are broken. Now sit down together and figure out how you're going to explain the broken equipment. That's watching "The Blair Witch Project" in a nutshell, feelings and all.