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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 0012236116905 Format: Color, NTSC Label: Live / Artisan Manufacturer: Live / Artisan Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Live / Artisan Release Date: February 20, 2001 Running Time: 98 minutes Sales Rank: 19899 Studio: Live / Artisan Theatrical Release Date: October 22, 2000
Rating: - Fascinating Stuff That Fills In The Gaps Of The Movies.
This tape is actually two seperate pieces that originally appeared on television: The Massacre of the Burkittsville Seven (Made for Showtime), and The Blair Witch Legacy (Made for The Sci-Fi Channel). Massacre explores the Rustin Parr killings, and is by far the better of the two features. It fits well with the documentary-like feel of the first Blair Witch movie, and provides some really chilling insights into the events of that movie. I think it would even be effective on it's own. The Blair Witch Legacy doesn't stack up as well, playing more like what it really is: A long informercial for Book ... Read More
Rating: - Isn't ONE enough?!
When "The Blair Witch Project" came to the theaters it was great. I personally went to see it twice because it introduced a new fear and a new horror movie. A year and a half after "Book of Shadows" I also went to see it in the theaters and it was terrible. It had no concept. Then after they come out with video games and "The Curse of the Blair Witch" a documentary that actually makes you believe that the "Blair Witch" is real. Sorry to tell you but she isn't. The whole story is fictional. Now they are coming out with vidoes about seven kids that are killed by a possesed Rustin Parr! As if the world ... Read More
Rating: - The Blair Witch Hole Filler!
Really excellently done. This two volume video contains material that fills in some of the plot holes in the other videos and books. Really a companion movie to go along with the books, this video was very well done in the same docu-drama style as the original movie companions and books.
Rating: - The Mystery Deepens
The Blair Witch Project (Haxan films, 1999), will go down in history as an independant film phenomenon, due to its incredible originality of style, an uncanny conservation of cinematic device and style, and an overwhelming hype that, in '99, was unmatched (for an independant), before or since. You'd have to be a true fan of Horror, and one of the quickly-growing coven of Blair Witch cultists, however, to have enjoyed the admittedly inferior sequel. Perhaps you're one of them; here are the present (most obvious) criteria: We begin at the same point, with Heather, Josh, and our little Mikey, hiking off ... Read More
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