>millennials thought this was the scariest thing imaginable
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noted, you're above that whole generation. good for you, anon.
>the silent generation screamed watching this
haha, what a bunch of idiots those guys were.
at least there's something there, that guy could turn around and chase / murder you with a knife
>OH NAH IS THAT A SERIES OF LARGE EMPTY ROOMS THIS IS NOT BUSSIN' NO CAP YA BOI GOING INSANE ON GOD FR FR
>the fact that other generations exist causes zoomers to cry and cut their wieners off.
he was just having a piss
More so the build up to that scene. You had to be there, zoomie.
So embarrassing how the newest true detective episode tries to replicate this ending and fails horribly at it just like how the show has failed at everything else. They even tried to make the girl's screams in the recording sound like the girl's screams at the end of Blair Witch, it just falls completely flat
got more attention than the diverse blair witch reboot with drones didn't it?
moron generation keeps shitposting -------'s thought this was ------ threads.
I'd recommend Blair Witch to anybody, I only saw it like 10 years after it came out so I didn't have the viral marketing campaign or anything to wind me up on it.
The viral marketing was really good for this movie, there were sites setup to make it look like it was real.
I liked it when they did stuff like that. Back when i used to get into the hype.
>take a piss in the corner
>b***h friend dies of a heart attack
i still dont get the ending, why was he standing at the wall like he was being punished, whats so scary about that?
OH N-
>this made turn of the century flapper girls and child labourers shit themselves
In case anyone in this thread wasn't ironic. There was an entire buildup at the start of the movie of children being put in a cabin by a serial killer and the victim being put in a corner facing away from the room as he killed other people.
Essentially the entire town had different myths but this scene implies they were all partially true and mixed.
It is left open to interpretation which exact were true or not.
It's nice that you're trying to explain things for them but Blair Witch is one of those films where you need to watch it more than once and/or not be looking at your phone the whole time to catch stuff like that and not just watch "Blair Witch Scariest Moments" on YouTube so explaining that is just wasted effort
>and/or not be looking at your phone the whole time
Frick this shit man
Girlfriend will put a film on, then stare at her phone for 90% of it, or go to use the toilet without even pausing is, then proudly say at the end that the film was shit
What was Heather screaming about and why was her camera moving so calmly at the same time? Why did her camera pass through the staircase?
A guy taking a piss?
The marketing made it scarier than it actually was. First viral marketing camping too, they even had the police do a fake on-radio "speech" about them missing.
it was shit but that movie had massive marketing campaign
Saw this in the theaters on opening weekend in 1999. The energy in the theater was electric bc people were semi-duped into thinking it was real footage so it made the viewing experience exciting. Watched it the next year on video at home and it was just a standard horror mockumentary. But seeing it in theaters when it came out was one of the more memorable moviegoing experiences of my life (I was 17 at the time).
It was pre internet. no cap fr we were basically boomers then.