Blair Witch: Who Is The Sequel Scarier Than The First?

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Have you seen the original 1999 movie? It is always a good thing to watch the original movie first before watching the sequel. Because viewers need to prepare for the fact that Blair Witch is better and scarier than the first one.
To recap, the first movie is a psychological horror and thriller film that revolves around three student film makers. The three aims to make a movie about the legendary Blair Witch. But the three disappeared and the only thing left as evidence of their existence is a video cam. A video cam that shows what they have been through.
How is the sequel scarier than the first? Here are reasons why Blair Witch is much more horrific than the Blair Witch Project.
1.Heather Donahue, the actress from the Blair Witch Project,

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