Director:
Joe BerlingerMúsica:
Carter BurwellReparto:
Kim Director, Jeffrey Donovan, Erica Leerhsen, Tristine Skyler, Joe Berlinger, Lanny Flaherty, Erik Jensen, Roger Ebert (arch.), Jay Leno (arch.) (más)Sinopsis(1)
A mockumentary sequel to the saga of three documentary filmmakers who mysteriously disappear in the Maryland woods while trying to verify tales of horrible deeds and sinister occurrences in the area. The story delves deeper into the legend of the infamous Blair Witch and the unspeakable evil wrought in Maryland's Black Hills woods. Jeff Patterson, an enterprising tour guide, brings a group into the woods near the site of strange occurrences. The unsuspecting group falls victim to the legend of the Blair Witch as well as Jeff's troubled past. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
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This is one of those horrors that you shouldn't bother seeing because their only intention is to capitalize on people who liked the first film or perhaps believed in it. However, this is definitely not the way to build a myth. It's as if they didn't really bother with the screenplay; they just piled up all the foolish ideas that came to mind, resulting in something that can't even be considered a coherent piece. This isn't myth-building; it's just empty commercialism.
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The concept behind the ingenious first film is gone, and a group of anonymous teenagers head to the Maryland woods to experience the local atmosphere. Though this film is thematically interchangeable with any unsuccessful piece of horror nonsense, it earns valuable points precisely because it is not so much a straightforward sequel as a partial homage to the first film. I have such a deep-rooted memory of that one that when the characters started talking about being in the exact places they know from the movie, it worked for me. However, it would require some kind of climax at the end, and not just some timid wink and attempt to impress. After all, it did a good job of incorporation the mythology of the Blair Witch.
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