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The Blair Witch Project
Do you remember when The Blair Witch Project came out and all of the positive reviews began flooding in? Well it seems director Adam Wingard does as well, because he made the same movie over again, expect unlike the original his movie, Blair Witch, isn’t good.

Blair Witch is a direct sequel of The Blair Witch Project and takes place 20 years after the original. It follows Heather Donahue’s little brother, James Donahue, as he and a group of friends begin making a documentary about their search for James’s long lost sister. Blair Witch uses many of the same themes from the original, occasionally even using some of the same footage. It takes place in the same woods and faces the same evil. The whole movie is one long exercise in de ja vu, and
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