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Curse of the Blair Witch

  • Filme para televisão
  • 1999
  • Unrated
  • 44 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,4/10
3,5 mil
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Curse of the Blair Witch (1999)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA mockumentary exploring the life of the Blair Witch and the three missing student filmmakers.A mockumentary exploring the life of the Blair Witch and the three missing student filmmakers.A mockumentary exploring the life of the Blair Witch and the three missing student filmmakers.

  • Direção
    • Daniel Myrick
    • Eduardo Sánchez
  • Roteiristas
    • Ben Rock
    • Eduardo Sánchez
    • Daniel Myrick
  • Artistas
    • Peg O'Keef
    • Heather Donahue
    • Michael Hoover
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,4/10
    3,5 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Daniel Myrick
      • Eduardo Sánchez
    • Roteiristas
      • Ben Rock
      • Eduardo Sánchez
      • Daniel Myrick
    • Artistas
      • Peg O'Keef
      • Heather Donahue
      • Michael Hoover
    • 32Avaliações de usuários
    • 3Avaliações da crítica
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    Peg O'Keef
    Peg O'Keef
    • Narrator
    • (narração)
    Heather Donahue
    Heather Donahue
    • Heather Donahue
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Michael Hoover
    • Michael DeCoto, Montgomery College Film professor
    Rachel Braaten
    • Rachel Meyer, Heather Donahue's best friend
    Randy Campbell
    • Randy Donahue, Heather Donahue's grandfather
    Jim King
    • Burkittsville resident Interviewee
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Joshua Leonard
    Joshua Leonard
    • Joshua 'Josh' Leonard
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Lisa Heesch
    • Lisa Toller
    Michael C. Williams
    Michael C. Williams
    • Michael 'Mike' Williams
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Tom Williams
    • Tom Williams
    Joe Nagy
    Joe Nagy
    • News presenter Joseph Nagy
    Minette Marcial
    Minette Marcial
    • News presenter Minette Marcial
    Ronald Cravens
    • Burkittsville sheriff Ronald Cravens
    Dottie Corrigan
    • Dottie Fulcher
    Lucan Johnson
    • Lucan Johnson
    Charlie Carlson
    • Charles Moorehouse, professor of folklore at Hampshire College
    Bill Dreggors
    • Burkittsville historian Bill Barnes
    Frank Pastor
    • Rustin Parr
    • Direção
      • Daniel Myrick
      • Eduardo Sánchez
    • Roteiristas
      • Ben Rock
      • Eduardo Sánchez
      • Daniel Myrick
    • Elenco e equipe completos
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    10horror-5

    Almost believable!

    I haven't seen the blair witch project yet.At first I thought it was real but later found out it wasn't.When I watched this special I began to forget this.It was very well staged and almost appeared real.It was almost like a mini movie accompanying the film.I know have a better understanding of this fictional myth.So when I see the movie I might better understand it.
    Jigglypoof

    Can't disagree with this being believable (almost)

    I only saw the film that this mockumentary is about today (see the comments in the comments page of the actual film).

    I believe I watched this on our Canadian equivalent of the Sci Fi channel, called Space... in the summer. I was tired that day so I fell asleep during some of it.

    At that point in the hype of the film, I was trying to find out if it was indeed fact or fiction, and I wasn't certain yet, so it did disturb me somewhat while I watched it, thinking, my God, what if this was real? I quickly learned after the credits rolled that there was no disclaimer to say that it was fact or fiction.

    The only thing I had to comfort me is that I don't live anywhere near there, so it couldn't happen to me. Although... we do have lots of woods here so it did bother me slightly.

    Later, I learned that the whole movie and mockumentary was untrue, so it set my mind at ease.

    Once I found out there was minimal gore, I decided I might give it a shot when it came out on VHS, but only during the day on a smaller screen, so as to lose that "thrust into it/real feeling"... though I chickened out the first time when I went to rent the last one at Blockbuster... I despise horror films... but someone bought it and decided to show it to some friends and I, so I thought, what the hell. (See my comments in the comments section of the film for more.)

    I can't tell you in which order to watch the film and this. You have to decide for yourself. Maybe you should see this first for a background story.

    After watching the film, I am still left with questions. I guess I wasn't paying as much attention to this, or the beginning of the film, as I should have.

    However I wouldn't recommend finding out exactly how either this or the film was made or it could somewhat spoil it for you.

    Just be glad that it isn't true and watch these, and enjoy them... if you can.
    alice liddell

    Excellent mockumentary which parodoxically robs the film of much of its power.

    It is a favourite sport among 'sophisticated' Europeans to laugh at gullible Americans, and it is a pastime, I'm ashamed to admit, I've indulged in myself. Ho ho! we chortle when we read about audiences feeling sick at such a tame film as THE EXORCIST. Hee hee! we titter as reports come of spectators needing psychiatrists after THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT. But I for one envy American faith. Sometimes cynicism can be so tiring, and I'm really jealous of Americans who were genuinely scared watching BLAIR.

    Apparently this mockumentary played a large part in the film's mythology - I don't know how true this is. As I mentioned in my review, I was scared witless by BLAIR, and felt great anguish for some time after it. Watching CURSE was of great therepeutic value - shorn of the big screen and the mechanics of the horror film, I was able to dominate the material, to emasculate its very real hold on me.

    I think this mockumentary both weakens and strengthens the film. Without having seen it, the film is extraordinarily rich and suggestive, playing havoc with the viewer who carries no preconceptions (like myself). Being not quite sure what to expect only increases the tension and the terror. If I'd seen this mockumentary, I don't think I'd have been as scared. I'd have known too much, many things would have been explained (or at least graspable), overarching theories would have been more easily explicable.

    Not knowing too profoundly about the legend helps the film. However, it is also chilling in that the students therefore move from one set of bearings (map, compass), to another (the forest's enchanted circle, the signifiers of the Blair Witch myth). The mockumentary strengthens the film by showing us the outside world of the events, the context and apparatus from which the students disappeared, making their trauma less abstract, more real. It is so rational and comforting, filled with family, friends, and experts, that it makes the disappearance all the more bewildering and shocking.

    It is alleged that this mockumentary was shown for real on a factual US television station. While I find this hard to believe, I've been asking myself how I'd have dealt with it in those conditions. I'm not surprised people were taken in - it's brilliantly made and acted, a spot-on recreation of a certain kind of programme-making, right down to the amusingly portentous music, used like double spacing after a paragraph. The only false note is the 1940s footage of the killer, which clearly looks like it was filmed recently.

    If I'd seen this mockumentary - and I generally avoid UNSOLVED MYSTERIES-type TV - I don't think I'd have been as moved as I was at the film. The story itself is very compelling, and I love the whole creation of a myth to the extent that I can't believe now that the Blair Witch never existed.

    But only fiction can created the character and empathy needed for true horror to succeed; the film reclaims the personal absent (necessarily) from this 'documentary'. CURSE has other points to make - the idea of both history and documentary (the recording of that history) as fabrication; the persistant cultural fear of independent women; the tensions and perversions of small town life; the Gothic strangeness, regardless of the supernatural, or life on the US margins; the deep failure of American masculinity, from Heather's film school teacher to the Sherrif. A lovely document, vastly preferable to THE X-FILES.
    Michael_Elliott

    Fun Start to the Blair Witch Craze

    Curse of the Blair Witch (1999)

    *** (out of 4)

    This is the TV special, which ended up leading to one of the biggest blockbusters of all time. This documentary build up the "legend" of the Blair Witch and also made people think that three filmmakers went into the woods to do a documentary on it and disappeared only to have their footage found later. This "footage" was released into theaters as THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, which of course became a huge hit. I must admit that this feature was a lot more effective back when it was originally released but watching it all these years later at least kept me entertained due in large part to nostalgia. With that said, you still have to give this fake documentary credit for at least making up a good story to play along side the actual film. I thought there were some good stories here and the most important thing is that it actually built up interest in the film and that still rings true when viewed today. I thought the best aspect was the backstory on the legend of the Blair Witch as it managed to be quite creepy and the story itself is just so well told that you can't help but get caught up in it. What doesn't work so well are a few of the interviews and especially the stuff from a 70s TV show. At just 44-minutes the film sets itself up like one of the countless reality/docu-dramas that are all over the place today. For the most part it succeeds but once you know the truth it's hard to see it in the same way.
    6omega15

    nice special with a little cheese

    Well, I actually saw the movie and knew it was fiction before I saw this special. I must say though the actors in it are great and how hey make some pictures look weathered and old is pretty cool. There are some parts that are so cheesy I had to change the channel. I don't want to say it was a bad special because if you watch it before the film it will add some history and more depth to the film and will probably make you enjoy The Blair Witch Project even more.

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    • Curiosidades
      This mockumentary was produced for airing on The Sci-Fi Channel as a promotional prelude to the release of A Bruxa de Blair (1999). It was subsequently given a separate home video release. It was also included as a bonus feature on the special edition of "The Blair Witch Project" DVD.
    • Erros de gravação
      (at around 19 mins) In the history of the township of Blair, it is related that surveyors found the abandoned village of Blair in 1825 while surveying the area for a railroad. Although small railroads were built in 1826, the first commercial railroad was not built in the USA until 1828.
    • Citações

      [first lines]

      Narrator: In 1785, several children in the township of Blair, Maryland, accused Elly Kedward of witchcraft. She was found guilty and banished in the middle of winter. It was assumed she died from exposure. The following year, all of her accusers and half the town's children had vanished. Fearing a curse, the entire township fled as soon as the weather broke and vowed never to utter the name Elly Kedward again.

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 11 de julho de 1999 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
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      • Sci-Fi Channel
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