Honestly, is the Blair Witch Project based on a true story?

I've heard it a million different ways that it is true and not true, but just wondering if anyone knew.Honestly, is the Blair Witch Project based on a true story?
No. It was just marketed to be real, but it was entirely fake.Honestly, is the Blair Witch Project based on a true story?
Not at all. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre IS loosely based on a true story BTW, and NOT ';a guy in Texas owns a chainsaw';. It is a lot more based on a true story then that, still loosely done though. Anyway Blair Witch Project was one of the dumbest movies I've seen and seriously it is not based on the Truth at all. I realize some are somehow scared by it and believe it, but I don't get it. I like psychological horror movies and that movie did NOTHING for me.
I dont think so but my sister when to


camp in those woods like last year


and she said she was hearing noses


and stayed up all night but she oviously


made it back to tell the story and shes


still says that she gets the chills everytime


someone talks about it but shes fine and so


is the other people that went with her


I wanna go there someday I think it would be


cool.
no





when that movie first came out they tried to make it so real i think a lot of people bought it.








then they did the ultimate no no





at the oscars a few months later the three stars show up to hand out oscars.





that ruined that movie on the spot





not that the movie was all that interesting in the first place.



yes, there was a witch named blair that lived in the projects. it is based on a true story in the same way that texas chainsaw massacre was. the true story to that one is there was a guy in texas who owned a chainsaw
Based on, is a very big phrase for two little words. When it comes from Hollywood, the names are the same but the story is different, to protect the profits.
It was not true, they made it seem true before the movie came out, it was an excellent marketing campaign.
Not at all it was all just a hoax and a way of advertising the movie.
No defiantly not - that was just part of the hype to get people to watch the movie.
I've heard this question a million times (come on, get off the drugs).
NO! They just made it seem that way to make it scarier.
NO
Nope
No.
No.
no