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***EARLY ACCESS*** THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (Patreon)

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2023-10-07 18:00:06
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Imagine filming a documentary and capturing what you believe to be your last moments and showing the whole world your nostril innards 🙈

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Reacting to THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (1999) | Movie Reaction

Thank you for joining me as I react to The Blair Witch Project for the first time. I hope you enjoy the video and my reaction! Watch full, un-edited reactions or get one week early access on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DawnMarieAnderson Links: https://linktr.ee/dawnmariex ✉️ PO BOX Details ✉️ PO Box 18708 PETERHEAD SCOTLAND AB42 9BD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A big shoutout and thanks to the following patrons: alonso torres Bartleby Bill Bryant BVega CBonius Dean J Ed Bartlett Elliot Nesterman Eric Eric Bonham Erik Ethan Firl Farstar Gary Mackley-Smith Grinznmore Henry Graham Hypnobob Ian McKinney Ido Gordin JDW2 Justtired Lee Pitman Liam Liam Christie Lisa Carey MertzRocks Mr B Phantom Philip Aschinger resinmonkey . Rob Jones Robert C Robert Inman Robert White Roger C Griffith Roger Freeman Ron samsbro1952 . Scott Simon sk33tr Ted Little Thomas Amann Wayne Kryka Aaron McNamara Adam B Aidan Curry Alan Jones Alan Smithee Aleksander Johnsen Alex Allen Stull Amith anastasio Andrew Andrew Karr Anthony Donato Bill W bjardkr Bob Criswell Brandon Bunderson Brian ButtercupsTrueLove Byron James ChicagoArtistJon Chris Adams Christian Eubanks D Scott Howard Dan Cornyn Daniel Goldberg Darrell Palmer Dave Thomas David David Bennett David Lozoponi David Patterson David Schwartz DavrosXV Dennis Donehoo Dennis Shogren Donald Mellen Em McG Eric Dubs Francis Salmon Gary Davidson George Roybal Greg Kipp Greg S. Guy Winter harry trevenen Hunter DeRensis Ian Forbes Ian House inpham0us Jack james johnston Jay Fundahn Jeremy Vickers Jesse Garcia Joe Lazarus John W Foster John Walters Jon Freezin-Rain Jonathan Vickers Jordan Love Jørgen Ansok Josh Jul_Belton kajota Kate Zobel Keith Kuhl kenneth brown Kenneth Lynge Eilertsen Kevin Boyle KevinM Konstantin Knopp Lance Whitmore Leo Logan Sandoval MAJED JABRI Matt Clarke Matthew Matthew Dunham Michael Hartsell Michael Lynch Mike McLaughlin MoulinNoir Nicky Grygier Pascal Friedli Paul M Peta Gru Pete Luhtaniemi Physco4k Pig FlibJarb RadioactiveRonin Ragnar Miersch Retro Maven Richard Stokes Rick DeBaan Robert Ferris Robert pate Robert Sackrider Rontti RX2904 Ryan Scouse Junior Sébastien Derguy-Pagé Steve Steven Davis Stonedgorilla42 Tex-Mex85 The__Accountant Thexx THK Thomas Thomas Taylor Tim Boxall Tim Klug Tim Wright Tony Tony Troy Tyler Harris Tyler Roth Ubermensch1 vespid52 walvaterwotan84 WhoCares Zack Gallardo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Video Contents 0:00 Intro 2:19 Reaction 27:33 Review/Outro --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #theblairwitchproject #firsttimewatching #reaction *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reacting to THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (1999) | Movie Reaction

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Hunter DeRensis

Allow me to do a defense of The Blair Witch Project. I say this as someone who normally HATES found footage movies, but has this is an exception. I think the movie works because of its hyper-realism. It's about three people getting lost in the woods, and that's exactly what we're watching. I think all of the actors do an excellent job of demonstrating the range of emotions you would feel in the same situation: exasperation and annoyance, hunger, uncomfortable laughter at your own desperation, anger at the world around you, etc. They're not "friends" or people who have a prior relationship. They got together to do this project. So they bicker, they fight, they blame. And then you stir fear into that emotional mix. Up until the ending in the abandoned house or discovering Josh's bloody tooth, there's nothing over the top in this movie. There's nothing approaching The Thing or The Exorcist. Instead, you have piles of rocks, bunches of sticks tied together, and weird noises in the darkness. Why would anything that mundane be scary? Because these people are lost and alone and can't explain it. A pile of rocks outside your tent? Who put them there and how did they sneek up on your camp? Weird stick figures tied up in the branches? Why would someone do that and are you trespassing in a place you shouldn't be? If you were in their same position, you'd be petrified for the same reason. You'd be confused and frightened because you have no logical answers or recourse to protect yourself. I'll add that this movie gives a good reason for it to be a found footage story. Most movies of this genre are stupid because they put people in situations where every rational person would put down their camera and don't even try to explain it. Whereas in The Blair Witch, Josh and Mike constantly hound Heather to put down the camera. It annoys them, they don't know why she's doing it, etc. But eventually we get an answer: being behind the camera, looking at the world through the lens, makes Heather feel like she's still in control and gives her a false sense of security from what's happening (ie being lost with no way out). That's a motivation that makes perfect sense for Heather's character and allows the whole movie to work because of it. The ending where we see Mike facing the wall, calling back to the story of how the child murderer would dispose of his victims, I think is a dramatic, and satisfying end to watching three people be in a tortured panic for an hour. Because that's the heart of the movie: watching three people be lost, scared, and confused. You want a big pay off? The pay off is the journey and lead-up. It's a movie about atmosphere, not witches or grand climaxes. It's a horror movie because we're watching their horror, knowing we'd feel the same way in their shoes. I think it does an excellent job. ALTERNATE THEORY: Dawn I'm including this just for you because it may improve your opinion of The Blair Witch lol. You could interpret this as Josh and Mike fucking around with Heather in a conspiracy to bring her out in the woods and kill her. Everything that happens is explainable if both guys are in on it. They set up the rock piles before Heather wakes up. They tie the sticks at night. They tense up a situation by saying they hear noises in the dark and making her believe something is there. They steal the map. And at the end, after pushing her to the breaking point of terror, they kill her. Why? Just for the enjoyment, who knows. I don't subscribe to this theory, but it aligns with the movie and involves men getting the better of an annoying woman so you may be sympathetic to it!

Louis Marzullo
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If anyone ever deserved an A+ for effort... but you backed it up with your thoughtful, eloquent analysis, too. Well-done, a model rebuttal. Thanks!🏆 (And those final scenes in the house were just about worth the price of admission, like a coaster that meanders & Iulls you until a savage final, almost vertical drop)

Ethan Firl

The "Dumb Bitch Project"!