Very much my sort of film...
No, no truth at all. Remember, the film was the centrepiece of a large fictional entity set up by the creators- the false mystery of these students who disappeared in the woods. To check out all they had put into it you had to check out the website, diaries, film and documentary. A very interesting exercise in integrated storytelling and a rather well-done film in itself, even if it does not appeal to all.
The sequel was quite poor. Cannibal Holocaust did the "films found after the event" thing a loooooooong time ago.
I enjoyed viewing the Blair Witch website leading up to the release but I didn't much like the film. Although it was pretty different to anything thats been done in a while, always a bonus in my books.
NO truth in it at all. I also thought that the movie sucked, but you know it was an indie film and indie films generally go one way or another. Speaking of indie films, I recently saw a really good one called Manna From Heaven when it premiered in Columbus, OH. Very cute. From what i hear it's coming to NY and LA w/in the next couple of days. For all interested parties, the production company's name is five sisters productions
People said it sucked because the film look screwed up and boring.The reason why I liked this movie was the advertisement.C'mon it was beliveable.They even had on sci-fi a hour on the blair witch that why it made so much money.Greatest indepedent movie of all time .
Budget-$15,000-$30,000
Made in U.S.A-$180,000,000-more
Genius I say.