Eduardo Sanchez

on The Blair Witch Project

The co-director of 1998's innovative cult horror hit The Blair Witch Project talks exclusively to Channel 4 about the making of the film, revealing the secrets behind some of its most spine-chilling moments.

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Eduardo Sanchez - no offence made a pretty crap film. The Blair Witch Project was the least scariest film I have ever watched. However, his method of communicating with his cast and his accurate planning WAS good for a horror film. Sanchez accomplished the sense of horror by creating a sense of horror that the viewer cannot see on the screen (Blair Witch)and explores the deep fears of many people therefore this encourages the viewer's fear and belief about the Blair Witch to rise, making them believe there was actually a Blair Witch. Bascially if we cannot see the Blair Witch we feel the fear that the cast 'felt'-we share the emotions- whilst lost in the woods, and one of the biggest fears for a person is being lost in a forest which is said to be haunted. Overall, Sanchez, you have achieved the method of capturing the audience's attention by exploring their fears and attempting to put it on screen. Sadly, I did not find it scary enough. Oh, and please don't make a Blair Witch 3.

Posted by Harley Quinn on 17/06/2009 10:44:35

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