The Blair Witch Project 1999 Watch Free in HD

Heather Donahue

22 December 1974, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, USA

Joshua Leonard

17 June 1975, Houston, Texas, USA

Michael C. Williams

25 July 1973, The Bronx, New York, USA

14 January 1934, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Mark Mason

Jackie Hallex

Daniel Myrick

3 September 1963, Sarasota, Florida, USA

Eduardo Sánchez

20 December 1968, Cuba

Eduardo Sánchez

20 December 1968, Cuba

Daniel Myrick

3 September 1963, Sarasota, Florida, USA

Heather Donahue

Played by: Heather Donahue

Joshua 'Josh' Leonard

Played by: Joshua Leonard

Michael 'Mike' Williams

Played by: Michael C. Williams

Short Fisherman

Played by: Bob Griffin

Interviewee

Played by: Jim King

Waitress

Played by: Sandra Sánchez

Fisherman With Glasses

Played by: Ed Swanson

Mary Brown

Played by: Patricia DeCou

Man in Yellow Hat

Played by: Mark Mason

Interviewee with Child

Played by: Jackie Hallex

Minneapolis Star Tribune

Blair Witch is the most dangerous film in captivity. It's a no-excuses horror show with an emotional wallop like falling headlong into a bear trap.

September 29, 2014

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Radio Times

Scary without being explicit, it's a 1990s cinematic landmark, and best judged away from the hype.

October 05, 2013

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Spokesman-Review (Washington)

It is a triumph of intelligence over special effects, guerrilla filmmaking over Hollywood spectacle.

September 29, 2014

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New York Daily News

The very crudeness of the film stock and technique contribute mightily to the feeling that things are out of control, disoriented and possibly subject to unnatural laws.

September 29, 2014

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Metro Times (Detroit, MI)

No doubt part of the reason that the film has affected some viewers so intensely is because it requires them to fill in a lot of blank spaces, to exercise a perceptive muscle which, especially among younger viewers, may have grown flabby from neglect.

October 05, 2013

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New Times

Easily the scariest horror picture of the '90s, a movie that can take a place among the most potent and inexorable of modern shockers, like Night of the Living Dead or The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

September 29, 2014

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Antagony & Ecstasy

The abrupt, unforgiving way the film ends is still shocking despite all the film's imitators, and it's a strong finish to a film that spends a little too much time wandering.

September 11, 2014

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Philadelphia Inquirer

You can dismiss The Blair Witch Project as a trick. Or you can give in to the treat and savor that rarest of accomplishments in a field notorious for tedium and repetition -- an original horror movie.

October 05, 2013

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Associated Press

The thought that Blair Witch Project just might be real makes it much scarier than any of the teen horror flicks that have stumbled along in recent years.

October 05, 2013

Florida Times-Union

Feel free to admire it: As a cheeky, clever stunt, it deserves it. Enjoying it fully might be a bit more difficult.

September 29, 2014

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CNN.com

Whenever night falls, the movie takes off, but in a slow creep, with all your childhood fears of the dark suddenly revealing themselves as absolutely reasonable.

September 29, 2014

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