The history of horror can be split into two distinct eras: before The Blair Witch Project and after ... The film is all but destined to fade into B-movie oblivion: merely a reminder to rewatch ...

Blair Witch 2, the 2016 sequel, Blair Witch, returns a little more to home with its found footage format, but its most ...

The Blair Witch Project producer Mike Monello says we've been watching the wrong version of the hit horror movie for the last 25 years. "In 1999, theatrical films didn't originate on video ...

In 2015, Adam Green, the man behind Frozen and the Hatchet franchise, wrote and directed Digging Up the Marrow. It was ...

Donahue and her castmates were everywhere after the release of The Blair Witch Project. However ... She returned to her horror roots for her final movie, 2008’s The Morgue, before leaving ...

But The Blair Witch Project isn’t a movie about a witch stalking three filmmakers who are lost in the woods; it’s about three filmmakers who are lost in the woods and losing their minds.

The Blair Witch Project is an important piece of horror film history for sure; it put the found-footage horror subgenre on the map, and its marketing campaign is one of the best in movie history.

The blowout success of 1999’s The Blair Witch Project really did a number on the horror genre. It wasn’t the first faux-found-footage movie, or even the first found-footage horror movie.

Illustration by Tala Safie; Photos via Artisan Entertainment and Getty Images Initially shot for just $35,000, “The Blair Witch Project” grossed almost $250 million, then a record for an indie ...