okay.. here's my take on it... stones: first we see 7 piles (and 7 kids were originally killed), then we see 3 piles (representing the 3 college kids) i kinda take it like a sign that ppl are going to die.
the guy in the corner: it's mike. mike turns the corner then gets attacked. at that moment josh stops screaming. as heather comes down the stairs and turns the corner mike is standing in the far corner, she just realizes what is happening and screams as she is hit. remember: "i couldn't handle the eyes watching me, so i made one child stand in the corner while i killed the other"
make any sense? by the way.. did you catch a glipse of the noose in the house when they first entered? how about the handprints of the kids on the second floor?
I saw blair witch last night... gotta say it's a love it or hate it flick. BUT watching it.. not a SINGLE person left the theater till the film ended.
I won't add spoilers, but will tell you this. Film runs only like 1:30 mins, but expect the best parts in the last 20 mins and a slow build before that.
The reality of the fears the actors had was incredible and the hype and mystery the flick has gotten has been impressive. There were still ppl in the theater that didn't know the flick was fiction. PR did a damn find job.
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okay.. here's my take on it...
stones: first we see 7 piles (and 7 kids were originally killed), then we see 3 piles (representing the 3 college kids) i kinda take it like a sign that ppl are going to die.
the guy in the corner: it's mike. mike turns the corner then gets attacked. at that moment josh stops screaming. as heather comes down the stairs and turns the corner mike is standing in the far corner, she just realizes what is happening and screams as she is hit. remember: "i couldn't handle the eyes watching me, so i made one child stand in the corner while i killed the other"
make any sense? by the way.. did you catch a glipse of the noose in the house when they first entered? how about the handprints of the kids on the second floor?
I saw blair witch last night... gotta say it's a love it or hate it flick. BUT watching it.. not a SINGLE person left the theater till the film ended.
I won't add spoilers, but will tell you this. Film runs only like 1:30 mins, but expect the best parts in the last 20 mins and a slow build before that.
The reality of the fears the actors had was incredible and the hype and mystery the flick has gotten has been impressive. There were still ppl in the theater that didn't know the flick was fiction. PR did a damn find job.