Creepy things

[valib]

Originally Posted by Spark

wtf ? are u serious ? ...

da...serios de tot...
acum aproape 4ani. Gagica` e de-o varsta cu mine, si acum e internata la ceva spital de boli mintale dupa ce o injunghiat ceva prieten (nu am inteles exact de la bunicul ei ce prieten era)

so...urmeaza...

[ESPinoza]

Originally Posted by valib

da...serios de tot...
acum aproape 4ani. Gagica` e de-o varsta cu mine, si acum e internata la ceva spital de boli mintale dupa ce o injunghiat ceva prieten (nu am inteles exact de la bunicul ei ce prieten era)

so...urmeaza...

o fost gagica`ta ?

[valib]

NU! era o fata care avea bunici la mine in sat, a fost prima si ultima oara cand am vazut-o...si ma bucur tare mult ca a fost singura data! mai bine nici nu o intalneam!

hai ca povestim diseara

[Spark]

ye ye ... save the creepy` stuf 4 tonight ...
when the buggy man comes ...

[EvLSant0S]

Originally Posted by valib

eu din documentarul discovery am inteles ca ceea ce am vazut noi la TV...era pe caseta gasita in padure, si ca acei tineri intr-adevar au disparut, si ca ei si-au filmat excursia.
daca retin bine...la sfarsit...nu scrie de nici un regizor, nici un actor, nici nimic....so...

P.s: diseara...o sa va spun cum era sa fiu injunghiat de o psihopata...la frageda varsta de 15ani...

eh , si-au atins scopul :P


ideea era sa-l faca sa para real , cine trebuia sa stie, afla , ca a fost regizat, si afla si de cine
automat regizorului ... ii mergea bine dupa asa a fost

[Gabi]

Citeam acum un an intr-un ziar ca toti "actorii" Blair Witch (sau era alt film?) au murit in conditii misterioase, la intervale aproape egale de timp!

PS: topic inchis; valib, da-mi un buzz la noapte, sa-l deschid!

[valib]

Originally Posted by EvLSant0S

...ideea era sa-l faca sa para real , cine trebuia sa stie, afla , ca a fost regizat, si afla si de cine
automat regizorului ... ii mergea bine dupa asa a fost

eu am tot cautat...dar nu am gasit nici regizor, si nici actori.
si nu i-am mai vazut pe aceia jucand in nici un film.
Daca stii ceva ce nu stim noi, spune.
Nu te invarti in jurul cozii

[Gabi]

Sorry ca am deschis topicu' asa tarziu, da' am fost plecat si... acum am ajuns acasa Azi o sa fie deschis toata ziua, ca sa ma recompensez!

[Bmwaldo]

pai mai bine lasa`l inchis si il deschizi diseara...k asa e ziua ..si nu se sperie nimeni

[DAFTEK]

Nu va suparati dar ati dat in mintea copiilor ce naiba Filmu asta "asa numit documentar" e poveste vechie....

Deci. situ-l oficial http://www.blairwitch.com
1.BWP 1+2=FICTION
2.NU A EXISTAT NICI POVESTEA ADEVARATA.
3.TOTI ACTORI DIN FILM TRAIESC

The Blair Witch Project

- by Jenny Gibbons -

As I said in my review, I thought the movie The Blair Witch Project was a good, interesting film -- if not a scary one. But what I actually found more interesting than the movie itself was people's reactions to it.
In the film, the woods/Witch seem to draw out the fears of people who encounter it. Oddly, the movie seemed to have that same effect on many people who encountered *it*. Perhaps because it blurred the line between fact and fiction, BWP seemed to invite projection. The kids in the film look into the darkness and see a variety of monsters. Movie-goers looked at BWP and saw monsters of their own.
Much of the projection centered around the film's mock-umentary approach. When I first saw the posters for this movie, I thought, "Is this for real? Is this a true story?" Five minutes of research on the web convinced me that no, it wasn't. The official web-page preserved the illusion. However I did some more research and found that the actors who appeared in it were alive and well. The producers openly acknowledged that the story was not true, and wasn't even based on a real myth.
And yet there are people -- hundreds of them -- who insist this really happened. For me, it was a perfect example of how misinformation and urban legends start. Many people did nothing more than visit the official site, then confidantly proclaimed the movie genuine. You ever wonder why your in-basket is always full of some helpful twit's warnings about the latest "VIRUS FROM HELL!!!!!" ? It's because people do "research" like this. BWP was an excellent example of how often people hear rumors and pass them on as truth.
Even stranger, there are a significant number of people who can NOT be convinced that BWP is a work of fiction. Nothing you can say, no evidence you can show them, will persuade them otherwise. (I know. I've tried.) I've heard people swear that this is based on a true legend -- they can't tell me what legend, or where I can find out more about it. But it's real. I've even heard people trot out the funkiest X-Files style conspiracy theories, on how there's an FBI cover-up. There used to be police records of these kids' disappearances, but the US government doesn't want us to know about it.
The parallel to the movie was disturbing. The kids gaze into the darkness of the night and see ghosts. Fans look into the murk of publicity and see "proof" of serial killers, deadly cults, UFOs, and government conspiracies.
Another aspect of the reaction which fascinated me was people's emotional responses to finding out that this is a work of fiction. From what I can tell, the vast majority of people seemed to react like I did: mildly. They thought, "Oh. Had me going for a moment there. Huh. Well, it was more scary when I thought it was a true story."
But again, there's a significant minority that were furious and ascribed the foulest motives to the producers. The film was a "hoax", a "fraud", a "con-job." The producers lied to us, deceived us, and wanted us to believe that the events of the movie really happened.
If so, they did a lousy job. Because in every interview I ever saw, they openly admitted that the movie was a work of fiction. The movie does present itself as a documentary; the producers thought that made it more scary (it does!). But you could only be deceived by it if you let yourself be. Anyone who asked the producers (or did five minutes of research) could find out that it wasn't true. The BWP prodcuers weren't trying to deceive us -- they were trying to induce a suspension of disbelief, a realistic atmosphere to make their film scarier. However when asked, they never said it was real.
But that's the rub: you had to ask. We're used to reading things in the papers and seeing them on tv, and simply accepting that they're true. In my opinion, BWP demonstrated how often we mindlessly accept what the media feeds us (and I mean we -- it had me going for a while there, too). The people who're angry about being deceived should be angry with themselves, not the producers. Because BWP can't deceive you unless you let it.


Asa ca terminati, vreti sa vedeti un film bun, uitativa la Silent Hill, si mai bine jucati si jocu in acelasi timp

[DAFTEK]

Un alt articol interesant despre BWP care discuta cum a inceput filmul si websitul...

The Blair Witch PhenomenonThe making of an American folk tale One of the biggest film phenomenons has been The Blair Witch Phenomenon. Since it's release, actually since it's first marketing appearance, the Blair Witch has now become part of American folklore. People want to believe in something. UFOs and ghosts are so scattered and diluted in the media but the Blair Witch experience, now that was real. It had to be. It was on film by "actual" filmmakers who disappeared. Or so we were all lead to believe.The biggest blunder that the public made was one that magicians use to their advantage throughout history - creating the illusion that you think you see something that isn't there. In this case, the missing ingredient to the "true" story was the actual word "TRUE". Everyone believed that the original ad said "true story" when, in fact, it never said any such thing. It merely said, "this is the story of...". The pulic wants to believe in something unbelievable so bad that they have allowed the Blair Witch to become entwined in our psychis.What makes the Blair Witch phenomenon work so well?First was the advertising. It came out of nowhere on a whim. It was just a website that had stuff added to it every so often. Just like the film, the story was created as it went along. In the KAOS2000 interview with Heather Donohue, she talks about how they were to improvise on basic daily ideas. They created much of the story while on camera. The website was dark, it was ominous and it was spooky, but most of all, it seemed to almost reach out to touch the hearts of the public. In a modern day world of violence and kidnapping, here was a supposedly true news story - replete with sheriff's "testimony's" - about the disappearance of three college kids who were only out doing a project. The public wants to know what happened. We are so conditioned to watching the news and being strung along with misery stories that we had to know, nay, demanded to know what happened to these poor kids.How did the film create such an impact?When the film came out, the marketing had done it's proper job. It had created such a buzz that rivaled only the Clinton Forni-gate trials. People were curious. The film had all the look - the grainy film, the video and the realism of three kids out in the woods, lost. Was it real? How could we know? It never stated anywhere that it was NOT a fake story. Only the wisest caught on that it never claimed to BE real either. So, we should cautiously assume that it "could" be real. Everyone got to talking with their friends and the word spread. There were no answers so people kept coming to the theaters.What should have just been a fun, yet grueling, student project had become a huge blockbuster that made a lot of money. The sad part is, even after visitors to the Heather Donohue interview get finished reading all about how she is alive and well and fully describing how the entire film was completely made-up, we at the magazine still get emails that ask "Is the Blair Witch true though? What part of the Blair Witch is true?" You can shove the truth hard in someone's face but they still choose to live in the more colorful fantasy. So the question comes to mind - How long before the public settles down and the easily illusioned come back to reality? Perhaps never. A recent lawsuit was filed by a "real" witch claiming that the Blair Witch Project is stereotype discriminatingBlair Witch LawyerLook for some more upcoming Blair Witch Project parodies and spoofs. In the meantime, for like-minded people, check out a pretty funny site that didn't buy into the hype:Blair Bitch ProjectCheck out our reviews of the Blair Witch Project DVD along with two parodies and also check out the interview with Heather Donohue.

[EvLSant0S]

Originally Posted by DAFTEK

Nu va suparati dar ati dat in mintea copiilor ce naiba Filmu asta "asa numit documentar" e poveste vechie....

somebody made his homework .....




impressive.... illusive lilttle creature =))

[leonard]

deci mancavar tata ...voi vretzi sa nu mai dorm noaptea???...cred ca sunt cel mai fricos de pe forum la chestii dastea "draceshti" daftek povesteshtemi shi mie cum e filmu silent hill ..ca mie mie frica sa ma uit ...am apucat sa vad doar 15 min din el ...dupaia lam stins ...dar cand ai tu timp spune shi u povestea pe scurt

[EvLSant0S]

=))) foarte tare, foloseste www.imdb.com

[DAFTEK]

Deci mie unu im plac filmele de groaza dar nu cele cu gust prost, vreau sa spun ca SH e cel mai tare film de groaza care lam vazut demult, efectele sint incredibile, prea reale, dar ca sa apreciezi trebui sal vezi pe un ecran mare la cinema sau la unu cu un plasma masiv si sound calumea Sau macar joaca jocul.............