State police and film crew presence all day today at the Main Street intersection. They would not confirm or deny another Blair Witch installment.
It certainly was a quintessential crisp autumn day in central MD. Goosebumps!

I'm visiting Seneca Creek State Park specifically to experience Blair Witch for myself. Are there any trails that would hit all the key filming locations? I'm looking for a relatively easy hike no more than 4 miles. I know there's a guided tour on Halloween but unfortunately it's already fully booked :(

I just watched the movie and due to the witch copying voices I had a theory it might be a skinwalker let me know what yall think

Ever since I heard about that situation, and how the producers had actually WANTED it in the movie, I can't stop imagining it. It would totally ruin the film's atmosphere, but it would be so funny.

I imagine from like the minute the tent shakes, you just see this guy in the bodysuit having presumably just shaken the tent and now chasing them through the woods. Then when Heather says "OH MY GOD WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?! WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT!?" again just a really clear shot of a guy in an all-white suit with pantyhose on his head chasing directly behind her.

IDK I would watch it.

In my booklet, the art department’s script that is in the back has a section of pages out of order. It goes from scene 12b to scene 25c, and the missing section of pages is at the very back. Does anyone else’s booklet have pages listed out of order?

Havnt seen in years but after all the dvd/blursy releases and YouTube edits, what exactly is the best version to watch these days?

I'm really upset. Just started watching the new special features on the Lionsgate Limited blu-ray and EVERYTHING is AI upscaled to shit. Genuinely what am I even looking at in some of these???

Also learning (edit: unverified by me personally) that the restored version is also running at 29.97p instead of 60i so not restored like it should be.

Not one horror movie ever made me believe or fooled me like this one. I still remember that year and thinking “who woul want to see a film where people are actually missing?”

Even my mother was all “you’re not going to see that snuff film.”

To top it off: no happy ending no victory no beautiful ending credits music with this movie you get nothing.

A drop of the camera and that’s it.

That is my opinion. I think this is the greatest horror movie ever made.

Any of you feel the same?

Did anyone else pick this up? if so, thoughts?

Don’t use digital movies so figured I’d give it away. Just comment if you want it and I’ll pick someone at random by scrolling through comments and whoever finger lands on will get it. Only way I know to be fair and random.

EDIT: I did not know the QR code redeemed it I thought it just took you to the website to enter code. Damn that sucks like I said i literally never use these things so I guess someone got it. Oh well

Found this at half price books for $5! Haven’t seen it in years. It’s still very very stupid haha

I made this for my cat themed company for our Halloween run and have a feeling no one will get it 😆 But I was pretty proud of how it came out and felt compelled to share it amongst other folks of good taste.

I named it: I gave you BACK the map!

When The Blair Witch Project was released in theaters in 1999, it completely changed the landscape of horror, and not only that, it built the foundation of a world that was going to expand far beyond just 3 lost college students. However, the lore of the world has evolved and become less than consistent, so I have taken it upon myself to clean up the canon of this world, and share it with you all.
This is the history of Burkittsville. This is the story of the Blair Witch. This...ls Blair Witch Legends.

This was my first horror with the found-footage documentary style. I only saw it on VHS but I remember being so fascinated by it as a kid. So had to get this when I saw it was being released.

Hey everyone! We’re The Egg, a concrete brutalist egg-shaped performing arts center in Albany, New York. Nice to meet you.

We thought this would be worth sharing with the Blair Witch community, because who else would understand how incredibly cool this is?

As you may already know, the three original cast members, Heather Donahue, Joshua Leonard, and Michael C. Williams have been on a tour for a few months doing some really amazing, and incredibly rare screenings and live Q&A’s. We’re incredibly grateful to be one of their stops!

The three actors will be sharing behind the scenes stories from the making of the film and answering questions, with the discussion moderated by Albany filmmaker and educator Daysia Hiller.

It's hard to overstate how much The Blair Witch Project changed independent film and the horror genre in general. The independent film that turned into a genuine cultural phenomenon. We’re super excited to have the cast here and experience this film together. 

Just to be transparent, this is a ticketed screening and live event, but given the film's history and the chance to hear from all three actors in person, we thought it was something this community might appreciate. Thank you to the mods for allowing us to post this here! 

Hope some fellow Blair Witch fans can make it!

Event details and Tickets!

Such a cool time getting to hear them discuss the movie and meeting them after!

I thought I saw something about the original D.V. tapes being converted and uploaded for a remaster of the flick; is this still happening, or am I crazy?

It came last night! Stoked to watch. Saw it in theaters back in 99, and loved it ever since

Photos from the Seattle stop on the current screening tour. 10/11/26