He says that everyone he knows is an important part of who he is. The FX TV version contains a deleted scene with Mike telling Heather that he wants to send a message. These two deleted scenes have yet to be released on the DVD and Blu-ray. This version had dubbed out all the curse words, but no footage was cut. This version had added in two deleted scenes during the end credits of the film, both involving Mike’s goodbye video. And, let's face it, we've got used to documentaries on Sky and elsewhere that take the paranormal for granted.In October of 2001, an extended version had aired on the FX channel. Much as movie-goers understand the language of cinema, TV-watchers know 'true' documentary footage when they see it: this was a bog-standard documentary replete with plausible details and tear-jerking pathos. It had footage of everything from local police to a film lecturer lamenting his careless appraisal of the project planned by his student (Heather Donahue, played in the film by Heather Donahue). One was a 'real life' documentary about the disappearance of three students, and the tales of witchcraft accompanying the story - and they got the documentary, The Curse of the Blair Witch, screened on cable TV in the States. Then they used forms of media which we usually associate with the 'truth' to publicise the film.

They came up with a psychological horror story which, they said, 'plays on the innate fears of human nature'. Fans of horror, directors Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez set out to make a film which breathed new life into the genre. How? The directors created such powerful pre-release hype that audiences believed (and many apparently still believe) they were watching the true story of three missing students. Made for $35,000 (maybe less, maybe more, depends on what you read) to make, it has made millions of dollars profit since it opened in the US last summer. Whatever its merits, The Blair Witch Project is acknowledged as one of history's most ingeniously marketed films. 'Unnerving rather than scary' goes one of the more positive reviews. This, even though few afficionados say it's a masterpiece. Although coverage of the film reached saturation point some time ago, it is an intriguing media phenomenon, so the copy keeps coming. If you haven't seen the documentary, the web-sites, or the film, you must surely have seen or heard reviews or comments about The Blair Witch Project.

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