Alright so this one is one that I could not stop talking about when I first watched it, it was like no horror movie I had seen (I was only fourteen) the raw footage, the lack of CGI, and the authenticity of the film felt new and cool. The way that this movie set off a domino effect in the horror genre and the entire film distribution marketing system as a whole. In fact, the movie went viral on the internet before it was even done, and convinced millions of people that they were watching actual found footage. And in a way it kinda was, the movie was almost all improvised, we weren't just watching Heather, Josh, and Mike spiral and be hunted down. We're watching Rei Hence, Joshua Leonard, and Michael C. Williams have no idea what was going on for the majority of the shoot and actually be afraid. The story is about three college students going on a trip to film a documentary about The Blair Witch. But as more time goes on and the deeper into the woods they get they realize things are worse than they first thought. The Blair Witch Project is already scary even though the title witch is never shown, nor are any of the dangers around Heather, Mike, and Josh. The only hints the audience has that they are being followed are strange noises outside their tents at night, the stick figures, and piles of rocks. All in all I give it a 9/10. The way that they are able to tell us a whole story while only using an outline and improvisation is awesome and makes it seem like anyone can make this kind of movie.