Theory 4. Valerie Salter -I believe it was Josh's tongue in the bundle of wood Theory 5. LaUrA pAiGe CiLeViTz -The suprise in the thingy of twigs it was definatly a tongue because when heather was calling for him all you heard was this moaning like an old man with no teeth trying to talk. Theory 6. Meagan -I always thought it was Josh's intestines because, if I remember correctly, somewhere earlier in the movie- I think it's when Heather is explaining about the bodies found tied together on that rock thing- she mentions the fact that their intestines were cut out while they were still alive.
That would explain how she found the intestines and still heard Josh screaming that night. Theory 7. Andrea Garrey -one person said it had to be josh's tongue because he only moaned after that.
The bundle definitely seemed like a sign that Josh was toast though. Theory 8. There are a number of theories over what happens in the final scene, but the most commonly accepted is that the Blair Witch lured Heather and Mike to the house and killed them. Heather is attacked by an unseen force, and the game — whose canon is now debatable — suggests an ancient Native American force dubbed Hecaitomix inhabits the woods and is responsible for creating the Blair Witch.
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By Padraig Cotter Published Mar 07, Share Share Tweet Email 0. What did it mean? Was the tragic fate that befell the three aspiring filmmakers a supernatural one, or was it something more human in origin?
When it comes to the the events captured on a Hi-8 camcorder and 16mm black and white film, the truth is as murky as the video quality. We've undertaken careful analysis of the film's unsettling final act, which begins when the camera operator goes missing and ends in the basement of an abandoned house.
When taken into consideration with creative team interviews, the extensive mythology that filmmakers Dan Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez constructed on their groundbreaking viral website, and the documentary-style specials produced before and after the film's premiere, the implications of the film's final act become much clearer. This is the Blair Witch Project ending explained.
Part of The Blair Witch Project' s backstory included the relationships between its fictional filmmakers: director Heather Donohue, sound recorder Michael Williams, and cameraman Joshua Leonard. Josh's backstory included a previous relationship with Heather, and they'd worked together on a few documentaries prior to teaming on Blair Witch.
This makes it all the more upsetting for Heather when Josh vanishes from their tent after a particularly depressing day when the group hiked for hours only to end up in the same place. Mike and Heather's first night alone turns even darker when they hear Josh screaming in agony, but can't locate him. In reality, Josh had been taken to a recording studio to perform the screams, which "were played for them in the woods," explained production designer Ben Rock, and were meant to imply "he was being tortured.
Heather wakes up to find a strange bundle of sticks outside of her tent. What's inside that bundle? The bundle also ties the torture of Josh to other Blair Witch mythology, which claims that in ten-year-old Eileen Treacle was seen being pulled into Tappy East Creek near Burkittsville and drowned, her body never recovered. On the second night following Josh's disappearance, Heather and Mike hear him crying out again and decide to try and find him.
Suddenly, they come upon a strange house in the woods. To understand its significance, you have to take a deeper dive into Blair Witch mythology. The timeline of events related to the Blair Witch begins in , when Elly Kedward is accused of witchcraft by a group of children. Kedward is found guilty and banished to the woods to die during a harsh winter.
Following this event, more strange events take place in those woods, including the modern case of the "Burkittsville 7. Their bodies are found buried in the cellar of town resident Rustin Parr.
Parr is later executed for his crimes based on the testimony of Kyle Brody, an eighth child who managed to escape.
These murders are mentioned early in The Blair Witch Project , when Heather interviews locals about the legend. In describing that part of the shoot, Sanchez confirmed that the house was meant to be Parr's, saying it "was supposedly where all these kids died. Mike charges into the Parr house with his camcorder, yelling to Josh and encouraging Heather to follow him.
We see Mike and Heather's points of view sweep over the dilapidated house, which only becomes more unsettling as they encounter strange symbols written on the walls.
The symbols are from a cipher alphabet known Transitus Fluviia, which dates to a book of occult philosophy.
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