'Blair Witch,' a sequel to the 1999 phenomenon, treads familiar ground.

Seventeen years later, “Blair Witch” arrives as the second sequel to “The Blair Witch Project.”

★★★☆☆ Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the woods… It’s been seventeen years since unprepared audiences were first scared...

Not even horror's best modern director could revive the s...

Adam Wingard hikes into the deadly woods and betrays the source material.

Now a whole new generation can feel ripped off by ‘Blair Witch’

The Burkittsville woods are once again home to terrifying goings-on in Blair Witch. Read our review at Empire Online.

TORONTO- The most daring thing about the original 1999 Blair Witch Project wasn’t really its “found footage” format, though that was certainly its bigg...

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There's no-recapturing the spooky 1999 phenomenon—even with a bigger budget.

James Allen McCune and Callie Hernandez head a new troop of young people once more equipped with cameras, looking for trouble in the woods where the "Blair W...

Adam Wingard delivers a fitting follow-up for fans, but "Blair Witch" gets lost somewhere between satisfying sequel and redundant reboot.

Way, way back in the 1990s, when America still seemed so young, so full of promise, a lil $60,000 horror film came along that scared the bejezus out of audie...

Adam Wingard's remake of the 1998 found-footage classic is entirely pointless

It would seem that there has never been a better time to dust off the cinematic relics of 15 to 20 years ago, given this year’s sudden deluge of long-defer...

The sequel to the 1999 faux-documentary is just another shaky-cam, heavy-breathing, run through the darkness.

Ding-Dong, a Witch Retread: A sequel to the "found-footage" horror sensation The Blair Witch Project never manages to find a compelling reason to exist.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the woods, the “Blair Witch” is back. It returns with a sequel that tries so hard to be innovative and ...

Running and screaming may be essential to a lot of horror movies, but as “Blair Witch” shows, they’re not scary in themselves. For that, you need the s...

The original film built tension off sounds in the distance and that general fear that comes from being in the middle of nowhere. This one seeks to numb you w...

Well well well, Millennials. You’re the most tech-savvy generation in human history, but pitching a tent confounds you, and you still can’t find your way...

'Blair Witch', the belated "official" sequel to the horror hit, repeats the original's shocks — only louder and lamer. Peter Travers calls bullshit.

This new sequel to the found-footage horror classic significantly ups the supernatural scares of the 1999 original.

Dir. Adam Wingard. US, 2016, 89 mins.

This feels like a gazillion other chillers, says Charlotte O'Sullivan, and the characters are crashingly dull

Blair Witch is blasphemy, taking in vain the name of a landmark exercise in horror, 1999's The Blair Witch Project.

The director Adam Wingard’s sequel is a tediously familiar horror-hike.

It’s been more than 17 years since The Blair Witch Project arrived in theaters and changed the way Hollywood viewed horror, and filmmaking in general, for ...

Developed in total secrecy, this sequel to The Blair Witch project eschews the original sequel’s ill-conceived meta-twist

★★☆☆☆How unscary is Blair Witch, the re-dredge of the 1999 found-footage horror? In a money-grabbing attempt to milk the “if you go down to the w...

Director Adam Wingard revives the original found footage horror classic.

The tech may be updated, but this remake of the 1999 horror hit follows an all-too-familiar roadmap (now with GPS!)

For all its superior technical brio and moment-to-moment scaring, "Blair Witch" is a bit hamstrung from the start.

The sequel to The Blair Witch Project is trapped by its own found-footage legacy.