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Has anyone seen this movie yet? People are saying its one of the scariest movies of all time. It was made for 11k and shot similar to "Blair Witch Project".
Here is the trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_UxLEqd074
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There's a big hype around it but when it comes to horror and hype, there will eventually be a major backlash against it. I'm curious to see it even though I read a story a couple nights ago where the filmmakers are claiming fifty people left a screening in NYC because they were so scared. I'm not buying the publicity but I do look forward to seeing it.
You mentioned THE BLAIR WITCH but that's the perfect example and we can all see how horror fans treat that film today.
It looks exactly like Blair Witch, just indoors. And while Blair Witch was masterfully promoted the film it self was terrible. This looks to be just like that.
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Justin,
What were the two alternate endings??
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Everything was well done. I found it more funny than anything else. I didn't find one thing scary at all. There were a couple of scenes that were a bit creepy but that's about it. Basically I've been more creeped out watching a episode of Ghost Hunters.
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1. All the previews give away too much. If you want a truly terrifying experience go into the theater completely unaware what the movie is about.
Really? Most of the previews I've seen mostly show only night-vision shots of theater audiences jumping in their seats.
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I saw this yesterday and it is pretty scary. I'd rank it right up there with The Shining, Session 9 and The Changeling (my favorite creepy thrillers). It's not Exorcist scary but it is very atmosphereic and subtle.
Things that go "bump" in the night...
Shadows....
There is a palpable sense of dread throughout.
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I didn't really like Blair Witch but I did enjoy this movie. I have to admit, it scared me. I'll be needing a light or two on tonight.
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