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"The Secret of Esrever"; Audio commentary by director Joe Berlinger; Select scene commentary with composer Carter Burwell; Live performance by the band Godhead; DVD-ROM: Web link access to exclusive never-before-seen footage and other extras; Cast and crew information; Production notes; Digitally mastered; Scene access; Interactive menus; Bonus CD, including complete Carter Burwell film score and tracks from Godhead, Tony Iommi, and Steaknife
Full Product DetailsSide #1 -- Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
0. Scene Index
1. Fact or Fiction? [3:19]
2. "One Year Earlier" [1:38]
3. The Hunt Begins [3:07]
4. "That's Not What the Website Said..." [1:56]
5. The Rustin Parr Ruins [4:28]
6. Discourse on Hysteria [3:56]
7. Mystery at Coffin Rock [2:45]
8. Party in the Woods [1:27]
9. The Tapes Survive [:16]
10. An Emergency [4:27]
11. Exploitation 101 [:25]
12. Video Dreams [2:12]
13. Reality Halted [4:14]
14. "We Brought Something Back" [5:33]
15. Bad Service [3:53]
16. The Light of Darkness [3:16]
17. Deadly Accusation [3:34]
18. Who Do You Trust? [4:06]
19. "You Know What to Do" [4:01]
20. A File of Lies [2:18]
21. Jeff's Psychosis [3:01]
22. "Everything Backwards" [1:57]
23. Kill the Witch [2:07]
24. Video Equals Truth [5:31]
25. End Credits [3:02]
More than a year after three documentary filmmakers "mysteriously" disappeared in the Black Hills of Burkittsville, Maryland, Blair County has become a hotbed for crazed fans of 1999's marketing massacre, The Blair Witch Project. Cemeteries are raided, souvenirs are sold, and the locals are annoyed -- and not just in the real world, because this is also the backdrop for Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2. Choosing not to continue the story as seen in the original, Blair Witch 2 cleverly questions its own lore, its hordes of fans, and those capitalizing on it all. The story follows the scary sojourn of five young people on one enterprising local's Blair Witch "tour," from start to -- almost -- finish: During five lost hours of the night, mysterious ritual murder occurs. Heavily anticipated, hastily produced, and highly disappointing at the box office, Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 is more akin to modern teen horror sequels like Urban Legends: Final Cut than to its groundbreaking predecessor. Helping to transcend total teen horror hell, however, is director Joe Berlinger, who was hired, ironically, for his abilities as a documentary filmmaker. Berlinger (Brother's Keeper) demonstrates surprising chops in the realm of genre moviemaking, adding a hallucinatory feel to the film, while balancing well a charismatic cast of unknowns with the somewhat plain mystery story. The biggest mystery of all, though, is why there is no actual "Book of Shadows." Tony Nigro, Barnes & Noble
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