Brilliant faux documentary. And scary, too! Much is done with little.

I remember seeing the trailer for this movie and I could not wait for it to come out. In October of 1994 three student filmmakers disappeared in the woods near Burkittsville, Maryland, while shooting a documentary...A year later their footage was found. This isn't your typical horror movie with special effects, the blood and the gore but it approaches horror in a real way by playing with your subconscious. The lack of seeing and understanding what's going on is the real horror. It reminded me of 'Rosemary's Baby' where you never actually see the baby and all is left to your imagination.

Scariest. Movie. Ever. And I mean that in the same way that Sugar Ray is my favorite band ever. It's not that I like them more than anything right now. It's just at the time, I loved sugar ray so much and was ridiculous terrified of this film. Make sense?

To this day, I can't go into my basement to do laundry without picturing bloody hands and thinking about children facing the wall. That part alone scared the hell out of me.

This movie does not fit into the horror genre but instead into the comedy genre. (via amazon.com)