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Some of the year’s biggest profit-makers are tiny horror movies like Lights Out, which opened to $22 million last weekend on the oldest premise there is: Don’t turn out the lights, because there are monsters in the dark. It helped spawn a finely tuned economic model, with independent companies like Blumhouse Productions churning out a handful of micro-budgeted horror films a year, most of which are almost guaranteed to turn a profit thanks to their low financial outlay. The Blair Witch Project was the ultimate little engine that could, grossing $140 million against a $60,000 budget on the back of a “viral marketing campaign” that somehow took hold in a pre-YouTube, dialup internet age. But at the time, there were also a tremendous number of original films, a conspicuous lack of superheroes, and a number of low-budget, out-of-the-box successes that are still being vainly copied to this day. There are Disney hits, including Pixar’s Toy Story 2 (the fourth entry hits theaters in 2018) and Tarzan (one of the last successful animated Disney musicals before the genre’s revival with Frozen). At the top of the box office was Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, the first go-round at reviving the most successful franchise of them all, a process that began again last December with The Force Awakens. Some of the titles in 1999 are very familiar.

In fact, if you take a closer look at the films of 2016, it’s obvious studios are trying to recapture that magic-for better and for worse.

#The blair witch project 2016 solarmovies movie

It was one of the crown jewels of 1999, now regarded as a standout year in Hollywood history, with films that cast a long, influential shadow over the future of the movie industry. But it’s also easy to see the appeal of The Blair Witch Project, not just for its surprising box office, but for the era it represents. It’s looking to cash in on nostalgia, trading on an established name even though the Blair Witch “franchise” (which amounts to just two movies, including a largely derided sequel) has been long dormant. Like many sequels or reboots, Blair Witch is easy to dismiss as a cynical bit of Hollywood moneymaking. It's worth a rent or a buy, judge for yourself.The Weekly Planet: The Only Way to Achieve Carbon-Neutral Flight, According to an Airline Robinson Meyer This movie isn't too scary, but if you watch it in the middle of the night with all your lights off and alone, it will successfully freak you out. I think the scariest part is how you don't see as much as you hear, because often the sound is 10 times worse than the thing making the sound. And if this was happening to me, I doubt I'd pick up the video camera and tape it all instead of running like hell. Even I knew that they should've followed the stream out of the woods instead of going deeper into the forest. Sure, some of the realism could've been better. They did a very good job and I hope to see more works from them in the near future. Was this movie overhyped? A little, but I think if it wasn't that it wouldn't have been as successful, since the actors, writers and directors are relatively unknown. The character development was well done, and you will often find yourself waiting for daylight along with the characters. The acting in this movie by the three young kids was very good, especially if the rumors about how they improvised most of it were true. I did think it was good, with an excellent and very original plot.

I did not find THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT especially scary, although it was rather spooky. They are never found, but a year later their footage is discovered, and it seems to indicate that there really was a witch and it was stalking these three filmmakers. THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT is about three young filmmakers, Heather Donahue, Michael Williams and Josh Leonard (actors with same names as their characters), go out into the woods of Burkittesville, Maryland to do a documentary on the mythical Blair Witch. Then, when everyone found out it was fake, I heard all sorts of bad things about it. When people thought it might be real, they loved it. First, I heard this movie was the scariest movie since THE EXORCIST, then I heard it was the worst movie of the year. I've never seen the tide turn on movie reviews before like I did in THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT.