Every time I watch this gem....the scene where they stumble upon the stick figures...I get super anxious, excited, and creeped out knowing that once night falls, they'll be taunted by the witch herself and hear children's voices....the best scene in the movie IMO

Incredibly well done and passionately made. As a massive Blair Witch fan, you did this justice. Really loved this.

This is such a good video, well made. I’m also a huge fan of TBWP,  and whilst living in Northern VA I visited a few locations. It’s really cool to see them in person.

Great video! I'm visiting some of the locations at the end of this month. Super excited watching all these videos of other people going.

Fantastic post 😊 Cheers 👍

My friend, thank you so much for the incredible work you’ve done researching and breaking down the filming locations of this cult classic! I’ve been a fan myself since 1999. The amount of work you put into this is huge — the presentation is excellent, and I especially loved how you shared your personal thoughts and impressions throughout the entire video.

I would truly love to visit those places one day, to experience it for myself, to feel the atmosphere, smell the air, and touch the history… It’s such a shame that the Griggs’ house was demolished in the early 2000s — it really should have been preserved as part of cinematic history.

I honestly don’t understand why the video has so few views — it deserves at least a million.

Shaking your hand, brother — thank you once again! Appreciate your effort and work! ✨

Love what you do and just subscribed. Have you ever thought about visiting the Bell Witch Cave in Adam's, Tennessee?

Follow up on what the conveinient store owner was saying, they did infact throw some random people in the film. It was not all actors and it was not all scripted some of those random people came up with their own lines, like the fisherman and sue and ingred (the mother and daughter)

I hated that I had puked through the movie when I had watched it when came out in theatre so I didn't get to experience watching it while on the big screen but however I did get to watch it and without puking when it came out on DVD. I like that this movie had created a sub genre for future found films like the amateur made found films made for YouTube as well as films like the Paranormal Activity franchise movies

Are there truly supposed to be witches in those woods?

Was the Blair Witch Project based on a true story?