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Heather Donahue talking to the camera in "The Blair Witch Project" (1999) - Artisan Entertainment It goes without saying that 1999 was a monumental year in filmmaking going into the new millennium.
In 1999, Hollywood had three huge horror movies that competed with each other at the box office, and the film that most people talk about the least is the best of the three for horror fans. All three ...
American movie history is full of classic horror stories involving demonic possession. And then, there’s Hollywood. The iconic 1999 film, “The Blair Witch Project,” the first movie to convince viewers ...
You can watch the main trailer for Damian McCarthy's Hokum horror film right here or the teaser trailer. When reclusive novelist Ohm Bauman (Scott) retreats to a remote Irish inn to scatter his ...
It’s always the witching hour, somewhere. That means there’s never a wrong time to be watching a back-to-back run of the best witch-themed movies, but perhaps there’s no better time than as Halloween ...
Roger is passionate about movies and TV shows, as well as the drive-in theater. Aside from hosting and producing three podcasts and a monthly live show, he also collects comic books, records, VHS ...
In 1999, the horror landscape was changed forever by The Blair Witch Project. Thanks to its ingenious marketing campaign, Eduardo Sanchez and Daniel Myrick's film with a no-name cast of Heather ...
"Don't tell me we came all this way for nothing..." Dark Star & Uncork'd Entertainment have revealed an official trailer for this indie horror film called The North Witch, the next freaky creation ...
A Blair Witch Project reboot is officially in the works with horror fans sharing their reactions to the first look at the upcoming horror thriller by Blumhouse Productions ...
If you’re a die-hard horror fanatic as an adult, there’s a good chance that you once snuck into a showing of a movie that you had no business seeing as a kid. Almost as a rite of passage, watching ...