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A bargain at any price, Blair Witch conveys a spooky tale of three documentarians lost in the forest haunted by the "Blair Witch." As unpredictable as a fresh cab, the story unfolds improvisationally while the three actors, who really were deserted in the woods with a video camera and broken compass, try to find their way to safety.
I'm not sure I believe in such guerrilla warfare styles of filmmaking, however the end product is edgy and complex, covering an entire palate of emotional levels. Like a dry red wine, it is rough around the edges with a "tannic" finish. Perhaps if the filmmakers had given their actors more time to breathe, as often a winemaker should give a cabernet made from quality grapes, the film would have ended on a more mellow and memorable note.
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