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Where does The Blair Witch live?
The 1999 movie The Blair Witch Project is set in Burkitsville, Maryland. The Blair Witch is supposed to haunt the surrounding woods. However, while the moviemakers may have drawn some of their inspiration from the real legend of the Bell Witch, the legend of the Blair Witch is entirely fictional.
Why is the Blair Witch Project portrayed as real if it is fake as in The Curse of The Blair Witch section in Special Features?
The Blair Witch and 'myth' surrounding its story base are entirely fiction. It was made to seem real as hype to get more people to see the movie; and to scare them speechless. The Blair Witch was loosely inspired by the myth surrounding the happenings of the Bell Witch.
What stuff is real in the Blair Witch movie real?
none of the movie was real
Is the Blair Witch Project true?
No. The film was created in a documentary style to appear real, but isn't actually real.
Where is the real tapes that the students took of the Blair witch you know the movie The Blair Witch Project is fake but the real thing happened actually so where are the tapes can i get to watch it?
No, the tree actresses, were hired to go in the woods and pretend to be lost & hungry and cold, and then pretend to die, if they were really dead then how did co-star joshua have an interveiw after the movie ? this is all fake :) & yes, you can buy the movie the blair witch prodject in the fictional section of a nearby movie store :) because it is fake :D The real story happened with 5 kids who went missing and were never found... neither were their tapes. they don't exist anymore...
What is real about the Blair witch?
The Blair Witch is just a ficitional character, although, there actually is a town called Blair.
Does the bliar witch project is real?
The Blair Witch Project (1999) is a work of fiction. Filmed in a documentary style, it gives it a feeling of authenticity. There are urban legends about it being based on a true story, but it is not.
Paranormal Activity the movie is it real?
The movie exists, so yes, it is real. But it is not a true story, nor is it based on a true story. It is make-believe, just like any other movie. It merely employs a realistic filming style, as in The Blair Witch Project.
Is the blare witch?
The Blair Witch isn't real. It was just a bad 90s horror movie. Nothing about that movie is real. It isn't even based on legend or lore. The movie is, from beginning to end, nothing but fiction.
Is the blaire witch project real?
No. It's completely fictional. It's not real footage, and it's not based on a true story, either. It is a 100% imaginary story, although it is rumored that the filmmakers got the idea from the real legend of the Bell Witch. There is no real legend of the Blair Witch. The Blair Witch does not exist, in American folklore or in reality. She was invented solely for the purposes of making this movie.
Are the three film students of the Blair Witch Project still missing?
AnswerNo, sadly the three kids were never found. Only the tape was recovered from the woods.AnswerThe movie was FAKE. If it wasn't, why would the cast include the REAL names of the actors in the movie, the director, producer, writer etc, as well as if you did a little research you would find that they were actors who have been in other films.I will refer you to these links (the imdb - Internet Movie DataBase -- page about the film, as well as the Wikipedia page.AnswerThe first answer is dead wrong, and the second is exactly right. The Blair Witch Project (1999) was touted as a true story, but that was just a hoax to get more people to see it. (This is not an unheard-of tactic -- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was also advertised as a true story, when in fact it is fiction. See the third Related Link for details). In reality, all of the actors in the Blair Witch Project are alive and well to this day.
Where can you watch the Blair witch project?
The horror film the Blair Witch Project was filmed in 1999 in parts of the state of Maryland. Released in the summer of 1999, it starred Heather Donohue, Joshua Leonard, and Michael C. Williams.
