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Image 1 — Spent the weekend with friends at my buddy’s cabin in the woods. Got the most appropriate stick-n-poke tattoo.
Image 2 — Spent the weekend with friends at my buddy’s cabin in the woods. Got the most appropriate stick-n-poke tattoo.
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Spent the weekend with friends at my buddy’s cabin in the woods. Got the most appropriate stick-n-poke tattoo.

u/NuclearCalm — 5 hours ago
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If someone has never seen the movie and knows nothing about it, would you should them the Curse mockumentary first as prologue/context?

Or do you treat Curse as a fun extra to watch after?

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u/harry_powell — 4 days ago
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Looks like a new "Blair Witch" movie is coming out next Fall

The fourth installment in the "Blair Witch Project" is coming out on September 24, 2027 just in time for spooky season. What are your thoughts.

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u/IndependenceSilly381 — 9 days ago
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How well do you think these witches would do if they entered the Black Hills forest?

u/Noe_Wunn — 11 days ago
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I'm excited for the Blair WItch Reboot. I know there are mixed feelings on it but regardless, its nice to see the franchise continue. What does everyone else think?

I understand the concerns with it being under Blumhouse and Atomic Monster, but I think it will be fine. Dylan Clark directed great horror shorts, so I am sure that will be fine in that department. But Chris Thomas Devlin gives me some concern with his credits being for Cobweb and Texas Chainsaw (2022). What I don't understand is the few in the Blair Witch fandom who don't want it to be found footage. How does that make any sense? This is the franchise that is built on the genre. The one that populaized it. It's in its DNA. Taking away found footage from it wouldn't make any sense. I know Book of Shadows did that, but see what ended up happening with that.

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u/chicano_houston — 12 days ago
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Anyone else hoping that the next Blair Witch film is a prequel/origin story?

Personally, I think there's huge potential with a story revolving around Elly Kedward and how the legend of the Blair Witch started. We've done the thing with people running around in the woods with video cameras while being chased by something that's unseen (or mostly unseen) 3 times already. Maybe it's time to change up the formula a bit?

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u/Noe_Wunn — 12 days ago
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I really want to see the blair witch appearence.

In the first movie she didn't appear, and that was cool, mysterious, intriguing. She really becomes quite emblematic that way. The monster in the 2016 Blair Witch movie isn't her; we obviously didn't see her in that 2000s movie. And I like how Mary Brown defines her in that first movie. I like to imagine her. I really believe Mary saw her, maybe along with the account of that man who said she floated. That gives a good idea of her Appearence

Well, she didn't appear in the games either, and some people will mention the McFarlane toys, but they work with a "what if" idea. Those toys are original, made from the Blair Witch's perspective; they would work in the universe, but they AREN'T. The Blair Witch is canonical. I know there's a movie coming out next year, and I'm very hopeful that they'll show this woman.

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So, what do you guys think she's like?

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u/XHenriqueX777 — 14 days ago