This movie is more than a movie, it's an experience.

Rating: 8/10 (18 July 1999)

I found this "horror" movie to be more creepy than anything else. It's all about what you hear but can't quite see, and that's it's power. It never goes to far to become silly and yet it contains several comedic moments. Moments you almost feel bad about laughing at considering the trauma the cast is going through. The story is of three students making a documentary of the Blair Witch, who disappear in the woods. The only evidence of their expedition being video tape and film footage found over a year later. This is well made one of a kind movie that leaves you talking about it for days. Go see it with several friends. As I left the theater the only talk from anyone was, "Was that really real?"