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As someone who grew up on a farm in the Australian bush middle of nowhere. The scariest line in this film is when Mickey asks "Where are all the animals, how have we not seen any for two days".
No matter where you go in the bush there's always birds or lizards or whatever. If you're somewhere all the animals avoid... you're in the wrong place. The animals know, they live out here.
Every time I watch this film, I see or hear something new. I had not heard Mike say that but it makes a lot of sense that the animals are the first to know/first to go.
When the kookaburras, wallabies and chazwozzers go quiet...you know you're done.
Remember what the old man said near the beginning? He said the killer would make one child stand in the corner and listen as he killed the other child first. The witch did this too.
And remember when those two guys fishing said the witch carried away the bodies of five men? The witch is very strong. So the witch knocked Mike down, then picked him up and stood him in a corner so he would hear it kill Heather first.
100% What I took from the ending.
I also think the cracking sounds in the night from all directions was the witch rearranging the forest around them so they could never actually leave no matter how long they walked in a straight line.
she even jerked him off too being thirsty for man meat.
When I saw it in the theatre, 1999, Neptune Theatre in Seattle, the marquee, below Blair Witch Project.... "Go Stand in Your Corner"
The ad campaign around the movie was brilliant, it even had fake notices about the kids, etc.. There were people actually offering to go help and search for the "missing" college kids.
Yeah..."fake"...
The ending matched up with the story about the guy who lived in the woods that kidnapped and murdered kids. He'd put one in the corner while he killed another. That's exactly what happen in the ending.
The Blair Witch Project is a very unique experience that people seem to either really respond to or not get at all.
It's a stupid movie with a stupid script and horrible acting that was marketed as the scariest movie since the Exorcist when it was released in '99. It was a marketing scheme and people bought it.
There is nothing to get.
Unless of course you got some of the millions $$$, then you got something.
Watched it on a whime when it came out with cousins and pay per view was a thing. We watched it 3 times in a row because we could NOT sleep
@@jackgrimaldi8685 its a landmark for its time and a film that created its own sub-genre, id say thats pretty damn cool.
@@jackgrimaldi8685damn, looks like someone's still butthurt...
Its usually dumb people who find this movie "stupid". It leaves a lot to the imagination and doesnt spoon feed you conclusions or rely on jump scares or music.
Such a fantastic experience. It baffles me that people do not like the performances in this film. Everything feels so genuine and raw.
Right! Personally I think it's a masterpiece. It's one of the first films to create lore and drama outside of the movie itself, and had such a great marketing campaign! Most people didn't actually know if it was real or not. I remember seeing the cast at an awards show afterwards, and I was kind of disappointed to find out it wasn't real 😂
most bs film it was the first internet hyped movie and it shows sheeple like mushrooms love being shovelled sh1t and will gladly pay for it,
It feels genuine and raw probably because it's real? Don't be a sheep people, the idea this was fake is so they can make money of it by releasing it to cinema as fiction.
@@baconatorrodriguez4651 They would have blown all their profit by making clones of the actors seeing how you can watch interviews with them long years after the film was released, lol
@@uNkLeRaRa4 Exactly 😂 this person has to be joking.
I am an archivist in Maryland and when I first started my job, this movie had just come out and we had a standard response to people who asked for the history of the Blair Witch. It is a work of fiction. There is no legend of the Blair Witch. Also, I worked with a guy who was a crew member on this film.
the reason mike is standing in the corner is explained in the earlier stories from the townsfolk.
That feeling you have about it feeling like it’s real footage, that’s how it was when it first came out in the theaters. It was being build up like it was real found footage and that gave it such an eerie feeling. Like you were watching someone’s last moments.
Yeah. "like it's real"...
Biss you get points for pointing out that when lost in the forest, find a stream and follow it because people are always around water and when you reach other people you can figure out how to get back to the car. This was before everyone had cellphones with GPS maps, but the physical map they had could have helped them more if they were marking their path on the map as they progress. At least they mentioned that after a certain point in time people would realize that they were missing and would hopefully start a search. It's important to tell someone where you're going, how long you intend on being gone, and where you're leaving your car so they have a point to start the search. If you don't know anyone in the area, you can write all of this down on a piece of paper and leave it face down on the dash so a police officer can find it when searching your car. It also establishes a beginning for the timeline. We also know that Josh was a smoker, so he had a means of creating fire. It was Fall given the lack of leafs on the trees. They could, as a last ditch effort, start one hell of a fire. Humans have a tendency to go and investigate when there's a big fire out in the middle of nowhere. Not only do you stay warm that way, but you also send up a column of smoke for would-be-rescuers to follow to you.
This movie sparked a lot of conversations about what to do when lost in the woods, and lots of kids got a crash course in what do to. The fact that you already knew to follow a body of water was awesome. Many don't even know that step. I'm glad you reacted to this movie.
Biss, why don't you make a video where you tell us some scary stories you've heard while growing up in Romania!? I bet people would love to hear them!
This movie taps into our primal fear of being hunted.
Anyone complaining that "we never see the witch" -- a good predator remains unseen. Humans can mount a defense against a predator we understand, when we know its size and capabilities (doesn't mean we'll win but at least we can try something). A predator that is relentless and unknown -- that is a fear going back to even before caveman times.
Ironically, the people who sneer at this movie for being "boring" or "dumb" are exactly like our three doomed student filmmakers -- they've been living in the city too long and are too naive to even IMAGINE that something brutal and deadly could happen to them.
Glad you passed the Blair Witch test, and were appropriately freaked out. People who _don't_ find this movie scary are soulless dimwits who can't feel anything unless a movie beats them over the head with foreshadowing, music, and CGI monsters.
Or they're not cowards?
@@baconatorrodriguez4651 If your definition of cowardice is having an imagination.
The 90s was the decade of the Indie Film with the advancement of technology that was affordable, and the explosion of the video stores, both the big guys like Blockbuster and the Mom & Pop stores, where almost anyone could get their movie on the shelf. This one did have a limited theatrical release, but word of mouth turned it into a phenomena. Blair Witch was the local Indie film maker's fantasy come true.
This movie gets me pretty good. They do a good job at making you feel isolated, and then ramping up the tension as everyone starts to break down. In film, not seeing the antagonist can be far more horrifying than seeing them, because your imagination takes over.
This movie was a massive success. 60,000$ budget returned almost 250million. It spawned the 'found footage' style of filmmaking. Even if someone does not enjoy the movie, those stats are worthy of some respect.
It absolutely got inside of the heads of many people around here. When it came out, everyone was talking about it.
I love Chris Rock’s joke about the budget “60,000 dollars?!?! Someone’s walking around with 59,000 dollars in their pocket!! Where did all the money go?!” 😂😂😂😂
I was a little kid when this movie came out and this was the very first found footage film and it scared the shit out of everyone. Some people sent condolences letters to the cast members family they thought it was so real.
I feel like this would be a hard movie to react to because you really need to watch it in silence to let it draw you in and make you feel like you are there and everyone is doomed with no escape. There’s also a ton of little clues and Easter eggs hidden within the movie.
The TH-cam channel Film Theory had a really interesting theory that the whole thing was an elaborate plan by the two guys to murder the girl. You should watch that now.
It wasn't the first found footage, but it was definitely a stepping stone in the genre. A previous landmark would be "Cannival Holocaust", considered to be real to the point that director Ruggero Deodato ended up in court, and, though not technically found footage, in a similar vein, BBC's "Ghostwatch" messed people (including myself) up big time in 1992.
Hi Biss, I live in Maryland and don’t worry, this is not based on a true story. The only thing that’s real is that there is a town called Burkittsville.
What's amazing is how the directors were able to simply shoot at negative, shadowy space, and you really believe that something is there. Fantastic use of sound as well. This is a modern horror classic for a reason. 👍🏽
Camping survival tips in this era often overlooked?:
1. Satellite phone in a waterproof, floating hard shell case that is kept immediately accessible.
2. Firearm (if legal)
3. Hunting knife
4. Pepper spray
5. Mylar blanket
6. Rugged power bank with built-in solar panel
7. Karate for bears.
When this came out, some people thought it really happened.
This was pretty scary when it came out. Shortly after I went to Burkittsville with a couple friends to camp out in the woods. Nothing happened but we spent a lot of time being unnecessary scared. 😆
3:23 ROFLMAO!!! Hahahahaha, at first I thought you were lamenting about the "ghosts & legends", but then you said the kid ate his booger, and I had to go back and see, and now I'm dying! LOL!! 🤣😂🤣😂
I just love your accent!
If you’re stomach is hurting and you’re heart is pounding then the movie did it’s job
or you had too many gas station burritos
If you had listened to the narratives at the beginning you would know why Mike was standing in the corner.
I have memories about this one :) In our village where I lived there was some sort of market where you could buy local foods etc. In the evening someone set up a movie night in the old barn where the hay was stored and this was the movie we watched. It was awesome atmosphere and something I won't forget. Scary and cool. Love your videos btw.
I love ❤❤❤ this classic it's still epic 100
at the beginning of the film where they question people about the Blairwitch myth. one tells the story of Rustin Parr. who always kidnapped two children to his hut. One child had to face the wall, then the first child was killed. then the child in the corner. That's why Mike stood with his face to the wall. and Heather was the other child who was killed first.
As you probably figured out the movie is more about what we the viewers don’t see and the idea that we won’t ever know what happened to them. I was one of the poor souls that had trouble watching this back then simply because it gave me motion sickness from it being all on a shaky, hand held camera. The fans of this movie liked it because of how real it felt and how the tension and fear comes from not knowing what is stalking them and the way the characters reacted to the fear by arguing and going kinda crazy. The horror fans that didn’t like this movie hated it for much of those same reasons. If you’re a slasher movie fan then you might hate a movie like this because we don’t actually see anyone get killed. If you’re a classic horror movie person you may hate it because we never see the “monster”. I’ll give it credit for its making phony “found footage” thing marketable. Other films tried doing that for a few years afterwards.
I believe in this instance DAT is Digital Audio Tape.
When the movie was made, that was the high quality audio medium.
Where I grew up not too far where this film takes place, there was this mysterious pair of cabiins in the woods along a rural road and we'd go there to party and hang out after school and outside the cabins were three headstones, 2 of which were very old and one which was new, but had the same date of death for all three and we went into one cabin where in a small pantry there was a handmade poster that said "Welcome Home" on which were drawings of a family and they all had faces with hair and eyes and noses, but no mouths. Totally eerie. We've never figured out what that place was about but we all had that There's something wrong here feeling.
It was the most profitable project in cinema history. No more than 100 thousand dollars were spent - Profit exceeded 100 million to this day even more... No one expected that this semi-professional project would bring so much profit...
@@battleangelfan7067 Yes...now, of course, it’s clear that you can film something like this on your phone. Many later entered there. But only the producers of this film made money from this, because they had never filmed like this before. It was a scam of course... but they definitely set a record...
I always enjoy your reaction during these videos. You are a lot of fun to watch while... well watching.
There is a creepy/eerie reason why he was standing in the corner... If you listen carefully to the stories about the Blair Witch you will know why. I was creeped out the first time watching it. There is a Blair Witch 2 and I personally thought it was good. It certainly didn't get all of the respect it deserved. I believe people just have a bias against sequels.
Your face when the movie ended was worth the price of admission...
Saw this film in 1999 when it was released at a very small, out of the way theater north of Nashville, TN with a friend. There were probably less than 20 people in attendance. I had already seen "Curse of the Blair Witch" on the Sci-Fi channel and it had peaked my interest. It inspired so many later films that its importance can't be underestimated, regardless if you liked it or not. Obviously it was originally inspired by earlier films, but its impact was far greater than those based on the hype surrounding it. I enjoyed this reaction, but to be honest I think I only watched the movie once or twice on DVD because I had purchased it upon release.
Scared the shit out of me, my imagination is far scarier than anything that gets spoon fed to me.
This was the first SUPER popular found footage film. It was sold perfectly. Theybliterally had the actors under contract to stay out of public view for MONTHS until the movie aired and the sales campaign stopped. This was sold as REAL footage from three film students who were "still missing to this day"
I was young. Like 13. It is one of only two movies that ever scared me bad enough I couldnt sleep. The other one was Tremors (yes the horror comedy) that I saw at like 7.
Oh I see ❤️
The viral movie before social media :) It started the "Found Footage" genre (yes, there was another movie before it but no one knows that one 😂)
Saw it in the theatre, and 90% of folks thought it was real :) (I was among them 😅)
Still get goosebumps 😂 Was a great theatre experience :)
The movie before this one was Cannibal holocaust the grandpa of all found footage genre.
😂 loved your reaction at the end
There’s a theory that there was no witch, and that Josh and Mike actually plotted & tricked Heather the whole time, and then killed her.
I would agree with that, but what explains what happen with what sounded like kids laughing and them being chased? Heather even screams "what is that!?". Meaning she saw something that she couldn't explain. If I add in what we know from the true sequel(The Blair Witch),[SPOILER] I'd say she might have seen the same tree like monster that was in that movie.
The Blair Witch movie kind of explains a little of what's going on.[MORE SPOILERS] The characters think that the witch has powers over a given space. In this case, the woods. And the witch can manipulate the time and space of the woods. What the three of them were hearing at night was the topography changing. It was the trees snapping as the land was shifting. Which is why they seemed to be going in circles. They were following the same direction on the compass, but that does no good if the witch can just change the topography.
@@nocrot1I mean changing the topography of the forest wouldn't change their destination (outside the forest) if they just continued in that direction.
Picture a circle divided into 3 separate rings, they're the centre ring, the forest is the middle ring and their destination is the outer ring. The witch can rotate the middle ring but the centre and outside stay the same.
The Blair Witch is not a witch per se. It's like a curse, a madness that infects anyone in the forest.
Great reaction to a subtle horror movie no jump scares needed it’s all in your imagination. You should react to Turn Off The Lights great horror movie
Brilliant film making decision exploiting what made JAWS so effective. It’s not what you see that scares you it’s what you CANT SEE….
Somewhat agree. However you at least get to see Jaws jump on a boat then get blown up at the end. Great White Sharks exist and that big one is dead now. The viewer has closure.
This film made sure there was no closure. You have more questions once it's over than you did actually watching it.
Or the subway scene in "An American Werewolf in London."
Now, I want to see Biss climb a tree.
I caught this movie when it came out in the theatre. Like many others, the main feeling I was left with was nausea. Not from gore or fear, but the wildly swinging camera was extremely effective at inducing seasickness. I am not sure if there were more discussions over the reality of the movie or how many people wanted to puke their guts out.
I'm always surprised by the lack of reaction at the end of this movie, like people are confused. The interviews at the beginning of the movie perfectly explain what happens at the end.
I'm waiting to see if she recognized the molar. When this came out, EVERYONE knew what it was. They must not teach that very well anymore.
Well...maybe
Brian Griffin describing the movie to a blind guy.. "nothing is happening, nothing is happening, nothing is happening, something about a map I don't know I wasn't listening, it's over, everyone is pissed"
At the beginning of the movie, during the interviews with locals, they talk about how Rustin Parr was controlled by the witch and he killed children in his house. He would take them to the basement by twos, make one stand in the corner while he killed the other and then kill that one. That’s what happened at the end. Mike was made to stand while Heather was killed. Then it was his turn.
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Remember going to this and getting physically ill and threw up in the theater. Never seen these hand-held movies since that experience.
Saludos @BlissFlix , espero que te encuentres bien, me encantan tus REACCIONES, cuidate mucho...
Love the sweater 👍🏻
One guy earlier was telling how kids were taken two by two. One kid was made to stand facing the corner. That may give an explanation as to why Mike was doing that. -shrugs-
I live in Maryland and it was before the internet was common. We used encyclopedias. They had missing posters all over Baltimore for them. Watched the mockumentary that we thought was real. Saw it in the theaters oh no the only movie that has ever scared me because the promotion was so good
I love all of your reactions. I was hoping it is ok to request that you react to 28 days later. Very unique zombie film
I remember being like 6 y/o and watching this movie during a 40°C summer day and being scared like sh!t
Something else: At the end IS HEATHER who has the camera and she is kind of close to Mike. The thing is that Mike's camera has a mic so her voice is coming from the basement. Her voice sounds even louder than it should when she finally found him because of the echo in Mike's camera
Oh I see, thanks ❤️
I was really hoping you'd watch something different and you did. Well done. Enjoyed your reaction, especially at the end. You didn't need to say a word; your expression said it all.
Oh my goodness. When this first came out I made the mistake of getting drunk on Jaeger. You talk about getting sick! It wasn't the alcohol, more than it was the movement of the camera.
This movie gives a good scare but when i saw it in the theater i got nauseous from the camera moving quickly thru tre trees giving me motion sickness !🤮 Great reaction Biss! Loved the documentary style of the movie. Loved how biss was telling them not to touch the ornaments in the trees then... Oh your f#*@kd! Haha good advise! Luv ya Biss ❤️💛
Good choice Biss. One of my favourite horror movies.
The beauty of this movie is how it scares with the unseen. You are given enough information to know they are in danger but not what is hunting them and how it manifests. There are a good number of different theories that you can read about online that are quite interesting.
To answer your question about sequals; there are a couple but both are quite bad and. as far as I can recall, don't reference the first movie much or at all.
The Blair Witch Project movie budget was initially between $35,000 and $60,000 with an eventual worldwide box office of just over $248 million. Nearly 25 years later, The Blair Witch Project budget and profit return have kept the film as one of the most profitable horror flicks ever.
After finishing shooting the movie, they returned there DV cameras to the store for a refund. That is how tight the budget was...
By this time I saw this in theaters, I'd heard it wasn't real. But nothing like this had ever been done before back then, not to this scale. Missing Persons posters of the characters were used to market the movie. There was even a website about the "case", which made it seem more official because the internet was still new. The actors never appeared in public until the premiere. All this put together made you wonder: what if this is real?
The closest real life thing to this would be the two Dutch girls that went missing in Panama in 2014. The leg bones of one was found, and so was her camera. The first photos were just of them hiking, but then there's a weird series of night photos, some taken looking up at the sky. Nothing scary, no strange figures in the back. But knowing that these two girls were in the pitch-back middle of nowhere, alone and probably scared to death, and one was found dead, you feel like "omg what if this ever happened to me?" The psychology behind that fear is what makes this movie scary.
Damn that's sinister as hell.
"Show me a feet, show me a leg, show me anything, just not the face 🫣" - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sticks and Stones: An Exploration of the Blair Witch Legend (1999
Definitely you should watch the reboot version of this or whatever they want to call it or prequel sequel Blair witch one that's the newest one it gives you somewhat of an explanation and then the Blair witch books of shadows is pretty good too for a sequel but the ending of this first one Man you jumped it got you a bunch of times😂😂😂 I love this movie because of the desperation towards the end for each character they all go through a character arc especially the girl explaining how scared she is at the end of the movie in that scene or she's apologizing saying it's her fault officially she's so scared to close her eyes or keep her eyes open phenomenal acting in this movie The ending is such a good plot twist cuz it leaves it to the imagination of what you assume happened to everybody❤
Lol A minotaur witch would be very scary!
My conclution about this and I don't know if you share: There is something "weird" in the forest because of the myth but people keeps forgetting about Rustin Parr. He was sent to the gallows for this, the police found out seven kids buried around his cabin. For me the murderer of the movie is a creepy guy following Parr's legacy.
There is a mini fragment of an interview:
Police: "Do you think that the voice of the woman in your head telling you to do this was the Blair Witch"
Parr: "Maybe it was".
Remember at the beginning how he had that one person standing in the corner and you were like maybe he was ashamed of them watching him kill
The game is fantastic too.. Interaction with dog and plot
People that critizise this masterpiece is because they don't know that is a movie to take OUR OWN CONCLUTIONS
Another great found footage style horror movie is "Paranormal Activity." And a great Carpenter cosmic horror movie is "The Prince of Darkness." Both are perfectly suited for October.
paranormal activity!!! Need to watch
Always good to get a movie that takes place at home - well, my State, anyway.
If you want to see another found footage film that feels 'real' and intimate like that, I highly recommend Zero Day.
Just early in your video 3:24. You keep commenting how "real" it feels. I saw the TV Show mocumentary they did before I ever saw the movie. I also saw the movie by accident, my girlfriend and I had free movie passes to see The Astronauts Wife and they had technical issues so the entire movie theatre saw "this movie" and it scared the Hell out of us. It started the type of Marketing they sometimes use today. I honestly bought this hook like and sinker up until an awards ceremony where the 3 cast members presented. This is just one spooky movie and if you hand those sticks out somebody's camp site they still have a bad day... Thanks for giving this horror movie some love!
Your reaction at the end 😅
The people that said is a bad movie, keeps forgetting that without showing you anything or without any creepy suspense music, makes you anxious.
The Witch put Mike in the corner. Actually this is explained early in the film.
They're saying "it's not possible in America" because there are no rural areas large enough that you couldn't walk out of in under 1 day.
Muy buena película, sobre todo la forma en que se filmo, muy original en su momento! Besos ❤
Nice to met Jimmy skeleton, that movie was an innovation in terror movies, love your reaction as usual Miss Bisscute💓💓💓💓. For future reactions in Halloween please🙏 react to the movie: "Lost Boys" (1987) and also "The Frighteners" (1996), both of wich offer a "comic horror" that i know you will like. As a Mexican fan of your channels, i don't know if you are familiar with our tradition of the "Day of the Dead" wich is celebrated on November 1st and second. For those days, I recommend you react to the movies: "Coco" and a classic in Black and white ( with subtitles) called: "Macario (1960) first mexican movie nominated to the oscars. You will surely like it 😉👍😁
I saw this movie when I was a kid scared the crap out of me
I watched this opening night in the theater and it was good at the time. Now I find it kinda boring after a few times seeing it. There was a huge media blitz at the time claiming it was 100% real, so excitement was high in the audience. I remember thinking as things start to go south, if I were there I’d just start a huge forest fire. I know you’d be in lots of trouble afterward but better to be rescued and face some charges than be hunted by some supernatural force while starving. If you start a big enough fire, someone is gonna come investigate lol
Do you have any woods near where you live Biss?
She has the Black Forest
A lot of people say it is not real but it is
I only know a "DAT" to be Digital Audio Tape, but it could mean something else .
Omg your accent ❤
This was everyone's reaction in the theatre lol.
There is a second film, and it's called Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2.
It's not shot in a documentary style, but is still really good, and is very scary.
I think you'll like it a lot.
@Bissflix have you visited Castle Dracula?
ya know if she watches i know what you did last summer and scream, scary movie would be an excellent reaction. Blair witch, sixth sense, matrix and others are reference too but you've seen those.
I had nightmares for weeks because this movie when I was a kid LoL
As a self-respecting Romanian you MUST react to Coppola's Dracula and tell us how accurate the Romanian spoken in it is.
i hope so xd
BissFlix "If no one's told you this today, I love you." (Peter Monn)💙
First ever found footage movie and done SOOOOO well. Just COMPLETE dread. No jumpscares, not monsters. Just being place there in the characters' terror as the witch fxcked with them. Mattpat of the game/film theorist even made an awesome theory that it was all a plot by Mike and Josh to scary & kill heather then frame it on the witch since (in universe of the film), they all disappear.
3:21 It´s inspired in an American legend.
I suggest watching “12 Strong”, or “Dog” with Channing Tatum.
Recommend: A 1964 film called Fail Safe. 😊😊😊
There was so much buzz and hype, and I was disappointed that maybe I knew some of the major plot points already. Since then, I don't read much before seeing a movie, beyond watching trailers.
DAT: digital audio tape
29:58 the realisation.