The key is to be able to identify the altered shots in the Blair Witch movie and isolate a word associated, which, when combined with the rest of the clues, creates a phrase of sorts.Īfter the viewer is able to hunt down all the clues from the featurette, they should arrive at the phrase, “ Seek me no further.” Once this phrase is entered into the search box in the film’s official website, which is no longer functional since 2008, the viewer is rewarded with a bonus scene from the film. From this point on, the viewer is expected to notice some visual discrepancies in certain scenes, which, when parsed, point at a certain word or phrase, such as “door” and “grave.” For instance, in the scene in which Kim, the goth psychic, is in the cemetery, with Stephen, Tristen, and Erica joining her later on, the engraving on the headstone changes from “treacle” to “further” in one particular word. RELATED: Every Blair Witch Project Movie Ranked, Worst to BestĪs per A Nightmare On Film Street, the process works in the following way: when the viewer reaches the end credits, they’re diverted to a screen that allows them to play the film in reverse. While this claim can be chalked up to hype creation and rumor, the VHS and DVD extra of Blair Witch 2 allows viewers to enjoy an exclusive cinematic experience riddled with clues.
It is also interesting to note that “The Secret of Esrever” apparently had some deleted footage, which revealed a string of “ghost images,” discovered by those involved in the making of the film during its editing stage. “The Secret of Esrever” is a video-only featurette detailing pertaining to the plot of Blair Witch 2, encouraging viewers to rewatch scenes in reverse to find hidden words and slightly altered shots, which would then lead to a bonus scene in the now-defunct film’s website.
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