The Most Horrific Film in Years

Rating: 9/10 (1 August 1999)

The first film in many years to sucessfully use psycology to induce the chills and thrills, The Blair Witch Project is well deserving of a truck load of awards and honours. Not because of it's creative direction, stark origionality, or superior performances, but rather for gaining the distinct title of the only film to conjour up images so lasting that you will not be able to shake them, even at three a.m. the morning after you attend a screening of this intstant classic. Though it has innumerable ups, probobly themost impressive of all is Heather Donahue's shaking performance as one of the three filmakers. Didn't notice it when you saw it, that's what's so impressive. As my final testiment to this films greatness, I had the honour of attending the film with three other, quite intellegent, persons. Two of which still swear the film is comprised of real footage.
I won't be camping this weekend.