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Topic	what does the Blair Witch actually look like?
DocDelicious 09/10/19 6:15:14 AM #19:	EzeDoesIt posted... trappedunderice posted... Ludwig Von 2 posted... trappedunderice posted... The element of not knowing is what made it great. Not really. Thats an overused tactic when you lack imagination. What are you typing about? It's a great tactic to use so people have to use their own inagination of what a creature in a film is perceived as. Its a cop-out. Its kind of annoying when a film builds up a monster throughout the movie and then never shows it. 2016s The VVitch is a great example of a film that skirts the line. Every time a film actually shows the "monster" it becomes instantly less scary. Most of the time comical. --- o7 Let strength be granted so the world might be mended. <cite>DocDelicious posted [p:927230613] in what does ... [t:77999750]...</cite> <quote>EzeDoesIt posted...</cite> <quote>trappedunderice posted...</cite> <quote>Ludwig Von 2 posted...</cite> <quote>trappedunderice posted... </cite> <quote>The element of not knowing is what made it great.</quote> Not really. Thats an overused tactic when you lack imagination. </quote> What are you typing about? It's a great tactic to use so people have to use their own inagination of what a creature in a film is perceived as.</quote> Its a cop-out. Its kind of annoying when a film builds up a monster throughout the movie and then never shows it. 2016s The VVitch is a great example of a film that skirts the line.</quote> Every time a film actually shows the "monster" it becomes instantly less scary. Most of the time comical. --- o7 Let strength be granted so the world might be mended.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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