When The Blair Witch Project came to theaters in 1999, it was unlike anything ever seen before. The movie completely changed what audiences expected and jump-started the found-footage horror sub genre ...

Found footage is a subgenre of horror that aims to make a film more immersive or realistic by making it seem like it has been shot by amateur filmmakers who are experiencing these paranormal events ...

The tropes and clichés of the found-footage genre are well-known and often frustrating to many viewers: the requisite opening half-hour of hanging out with the characters to establish the format's ...

On this day in 1999, horror cinema was changed forever when Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez released The Blair Witch Project. The film became a shining beacon of independent cinema, proving to ...

Found footage movies are among the trickiest subgenres of horror to get right. At worst, shaky camera cinematography and direct addresses to the audience can feel like a gimmick that adds nothing of ...

The Blair Witch Project remains held high in found footage horror movies, but there is another movie that is much better.

October 30, BerganPAC is hosting a screening of Blair Witch Project, a popular found footage horror film from 1999, followed ...

While working on a 2022 biopic of the King, Baz Luhrmann learned of unseen footage stored in a Kansas salt mine. That was the start of a winding journey. By Jason Bailey Baz Luhrmann first heard about ...