The same week that The Blair Witch Project got a wide release in 1999, the Sci-Fi Channel (now Syfy) aired the 45-minute documentary Curse of the Blair Witch. You can read it here, via the Internet Archive. Much of the Dossier‘s research was also used by Haxan on the promotional website for the original film. The tome reprints quite a few documents tied to both the 1994 missing persons case and the broader Blair Witch legend, beginning with a look at Elly Kedward, the 18th century woman accused of witchcraft in the town of Blair and summarily left in the woods to die.Īlso included in the Dossier is details on how the Blair Witch Project’s footage came into the hands of filmmakers Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez and how they cut it together for a big screen release. Stern to compile a book that examines the events of the film as objectively as possible.
In conjunction with the theatrical wide release of The Blair Witch Project, Haxan Films worked alongside occult expert D.A. The Blair Witch Project: A Dossier (1999) Since then, however, the Blair Witch legend has only grown. Hugely successful at the box office, the immediate pop culture impact of The Blair Witch Project led many audiences to dismiss the story as a hoax.Ģ0 years later, there’s still little evidence to say what really happened in those woods. That footage was ultimately released to the public in 1999 as the feature film The Blair Witch Project.
Although no bodies were recovered, footage from their documentary about the Burkittsville local legend was discovered in the woods a year after the students went missing. While the 1994 case remains unsolved, footage recovered in Maryland’s Black Hills suggests that the filmmaking trio may have met a fate that begs belief.
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