Changed horror genre for good and bad
Blair Witch changed horror for the good and the bad. It brought back low budget but quality stories which used to be the norm in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. On the other hand it made hand held camera work popular which is one of the most annoying things in recent cinema. A lot of shaky shots of trees and the ground and people’s feet is what the majority of the film consists of. It just drives me crazy. Here’s the real thing about the movie. I saw Blair Witch when it came out in the theaters and thought it was great. I remember talking about the ending with my friends. However after you’ve seen it once it loses its charm. It’s not a movie you can watch over and over.
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