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How do Blair Witch Project and Whistle and I’ll Come To You Scare Their Audiences?
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Media Coursework: Q. How do Blair Witch Project and Whistle and I'll Come To You Scare Their Audiences? The two horror films, The Blair Witch Project (a pretended real horror footage) and Whistle and I'll Come To You (BBC's Arts Programme Omnibus), contrast in many ways, in terms of Scariness, and how they frighten their audiences. Whistle and I'll come to You starts with a man named Parkins, who throughout the film is shown to be Lonely and Boring whereas the more modern film The Blair Witch Project starts with a group of teenagers exploring the woods for a witch. Although Whistle and I'll Come To You has the more artistic view of horror, it has many features that allow it to appeal in such ways, whilst The Blair Witch Project is more modern therefore, easier to interpret. This essay will explain in media perspective, on how the two films scare their...
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