Product Details

• Actors: Jeffrey Donovan, Stephen Barker Turner, Erica Leerhsen
• Directors: Joe Berlinger
• Format: NTSC, Import, Dolby, Subtitled
• Subtitles: Spanish, English
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Average Customer Review: 3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (254 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B001Q1K98U

Editorial Reviews

SINOPSIS: La nueva y absolutamente tenebrosa película de la Bruja de Blair: El libro de las sombras, se sitúa en tiempo actual en la pequeña ciudad de Burkittsville, en donde cuatro curiosos campistas se aventuran en una expedición que les promete conocer el sitio donde ocurrieron los infames eventos de Black Hills. Una vez ahí, el grupo es víctima de una inquietante sensación que los hace abandonar de inmediato el lugar. Sin embargo, en su regreso, el pavor los invadirá cuando espantosos quejidos, inexplicables marcas en sus cuerpos y visiones fantasmagorícas los persigan. Pronto, cada uno sospechará del otro hasta que en medio de una total histeria descubran que al salir del siniestro bosque no lo hicieron solos... Synopsis Drawn to the site of the horrific unsolved events of the original Blair Witch disappearances, a group of young thrill-seekers camps out in the now infamous Black Hills of Maryland. But when they awake the next day, five hours are missingfrom their lives and an eerie sense of foreboding grips them. Back in town, struggling to understand what happened, they begin to hear disturbing cries, find cryptis symbols on their bodies and experience startling hallucinations. Descending ever deeper into paranoia and panic, they now sense that when they left the woods, they didnt leave alone...

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16 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A Scary DVD Classic, February 18, 2001

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This review is from: Book of Shadows - Blair Witch 2 (DVD)

I really enjoyed this movie even though most people did not. Its very eerie and is a totally different type of scary than the original. Its about five people who are obsessed with The Blair Witch Project movie who decide to spend the night in the woods where the movie and legends took place. They also decide to film what they see and plan to stay up all night, but they mysteriously fall asleep and their footage is missing the next morning. When they finally find the film, they realize they weren't asleep all night and they weren't alone. This was alot scarier to me than the original which is a horror movie classic. Instead of hearing mysterious noises and finding sticks on the ground however, these characters are seeing things - not knowing if what they are seeing is real or if they are going crazy. Strange markings appear on their bodies, they see dead children haunting the neighborhood and the Blair Witch turns the five characters against eachother making them look guilty of things that none of them actually did. If you like eerie, creepy, scary movies that leave you creeped out long after you've seen them, this is the perfect movie for you and a perfect sequel to a classic horror movie.

22 of 27 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Good idea but Poor execution, May 18, 2004

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Graboidz (Westminster, Maryland) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Book of Shadows - Blair Witch 2 (DVD)

When I first heard about about a Blair Witch sequel, I thought why? Here was this little indy movie, that made a ton of cash, was the water-cooler talk for the better part of a year, and was a truly unique film. Why try to top, or equal that? Of course, Hollywood saw a possible cash cow and a big studio jumped in and tainted the Blair Witch name. Now, I have to give the sequel credit in that it didn't just throw another group of kids into the woods and rehash the story from part one. The idea of Book of Shadows is actually a neat idea, but the execution of that idea was horrible. First of all, we are presented with such an annoying group of people to follow in Book of Shadows, I am immediately ready for the killing to begin. Seriously, I was praying Jason would come stumbling out of the woods with his hockey mask and machete to hasten the demise of this cast of characters that no one could relate to. The special effects get ramped up right along with the volume of the soundtrack, and I guess the producer hoped you wouldn't notice the bad acting and lack of story?? I see this movie is listed at under $2 used here on Amazon......Is it worth it? Not really, if you are like me and enjoy watching crappy movies now and again (Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Next Generation anyone?) then pick it up, but be warned...this could be one of those movies where in six months you may ask yourself "Was it really that bad?", pull it out to see and doom yourself to another wasted evening!!

15 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Underated Sequal, December 26, 2000

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Adam Bildzukewicz (LI) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Book of Shadows - Blair Witch 2 (DVD)

First saw this having low low expectations (a feeling warrented, and im sure shared among horror fans when the announcement was made to make a sequal to one of the most NON-sequal friendly movies EVER). Within the first ten minutes I had my foolish expectations thrown in my face as the hellride began (no hyperbole needed, the film has a very fast moving, w/ a paranoid feel to it).

A great psychological film, with a thick but respectable "figure-it-out-yourself" aspect, that lended hand to the film rather than using it as an escape. It compliments the first film well, and without using it as a crutch presents the next logical step in evolution (rather then the usual redundant sequal).

The problem of how to resolve a reality based first person perspective film/pseudo-documentary and parley it into a real movie format (third person) is solved within seconds of the opening of the film... simply enough the first was just a film, they claim, and this is the real deal (and, consequently, about the hysteria the film provided in its opening weeks).

The editing is choppy, scenes change quickly, and the viewer is left with no choice but to stay on the edge of their seat.. in this way, the movie draws you in to it. The editing can tend to be confusing, but thats what makes the second viewing all the more fun ! :) Its horror tactics mostly rely on hallucination, claustrophobia, and asphyxiation (and, of course, I applaud them on all three fronts).

The ending is solid, imho (and thats all im gonna say about that).

My only problem is that I found the acting a bit dry at times, but, of course, that might just be all part of the game the producers are playing with you throughout... a second viewing will shed light on that.

Strongly Reccomended/Two Thumbs Up