Reviews

The Blair Witch Project follows three students (Heather, Joshua, and Michael) that ventured into the woods near Burkittsville, Maryland to record a documentary on the Blair Witch and ended up disappearing.

Directed by Eduardo S hez, co-director of The Blair Witch Project, this is a film that really lends itself really well for the "found footage" format, and he really makes some good use of it here.

This film was directed by Eduardo S hez, one of the creators and directors of The Blair Witch Project.

Even though it is not necessarily a horror film, playing more like a gothic drama/mystery, the film is full of eerie and unsettling moments.

This is the second film I see from Afolayan (the other being The Figurine) and it is evident that he knows what he's doing, at least within the limitations of a developing cinema industry.

Set in Barrow, Alaska during winter, the film follows a group of people as they prepare for their month-long polar night.

Like the characters themselves, this film goes beyond being *just* a vampire movie.

But along with the swarm of killer bees comes a swarm of aging actors making guest appearances in this film.

However, the film includes a brief prologue that replays the final scenes from that film to keep us up to speed.

The trick of the project is that the film has to be done in 48 hours and include certain obligatory elements (like a certain character, a specific genre, a certain prop, and the above line).