>is that.... some high schoolers wandering around a forest and filming random trees for 2 hours?? IM GOING INSANE!!!
Did boomers really find this scary?
Is that.... some high schoolers wandering around a forest and filming random trees for 2 hours?? IM GOING INSANE!!!
Kevin Taylor
Nathaniel Smith
If you pause it at a certain moment when they're running in the dark you can actually see the witch.
Nolan Foster
Yes, we did, we still do, we stand by it, and we are proud of it. And because we do, not only do we think we are better human beings than you, we ARE better human beings than you.
Kevin Davis
>high schoolers
you’ve never seen the actual movie have you faggot
Samuel Nguyen
>Did boomers really find this scary
I'm a zoomer and didn't find it that scary (nothing is when you grew up watching fuckers get beheaded online) but it was definitely a lil spooky
Levi Moore
that found footage stuff was the shit back then
Samuel Brown
I know right? Where's the SLOW BURNING, PULSE POUNDING, PSYCHOLOGICALLY CRIPPLING...
Levi Gomez
found footage is one of the worst movie genres in existence
it must have the lowest overall standard of quality of any, literally 99% of all found footage stuff is dogshit
Grayson Perez
>found footage is one of the worst movie genres in existence
Just because it's easy to make shitty found footage. FF is great when it's done well
Brandon Mitchell
it's alright i think. didn't watch many of them though. just saying that BWP is probably the first mainstream found footage film to have come out and normies were like "OMG THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENED" so the film was hyped as fuck
Wyatt Morgan
This is the only FF I've ever enjoyed because the premise is so fucked up and the serial killer actor was hamming it up gloriously in his stupid plague doctor mask
Ayden Powell
It was the first mainstream, or probably the first, found footage movie. Kids thought it was real and it scared the shit out of them. There was also a fake documentary released alongside it that people thought was also real.
Leo Barnes
You're retarded. No one thought that shit was real.
Jonathan Jackson
It genuinely gave me nightmares.
Adrian Turner
they did
based on a true story was still novel at the time
Sebastian Butler
Big talk for someone born in the 2000s. Take it from someone alive at the time, people thought it was real or based on real footage.
Carson James
>IS THAT
>SOMEONE BORN LATER THAN MEEEEE
>AAA IM GOING INSANEEEE
Robert Allen
>Did boomers really find this scary?
No but retarded teenage millenials did. Just watch. They will enter this thread in droves proclaiming the best horror movie ever.
Anthony Martinez
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Christian James
I didn’t find it scary I just thought it was a neat idea with spooky elements
Dominic Young
Millennial here. I actually never saw it when it was new; only just recently got around to it. Total shit. Not even because there's more "serious" horror films out now. It's bad by any standards.
Nathan Hernandez
The most popular, but the first is often given to Cannibal Holocaust. The modern one would The McPherson Tape. TBWP was the first movie to really use the power of the internet for marketing.
Millennial and no, it's not the best horror movie ever. It's extremely important, though, for putting FF on the map and the marketing for it was something not seen before. If I had to rate it as a movie, 5.5/10.