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17 de nov. de 2000 · Watch on. Director: Victor Kargan, Alex Tuckman, Steve Agee, Kelly Anne Conroy, Sammy Primero, Alex Mebane, Mark Mower, Susan Johnson. Actors: Pauly Shore. Category: Horror. Themes: Parodies of Other Films, Anthologies, In the Woods, Films of 2000. An anthology made up of six short film spoofs of The Blair Witch Project with a wraparound ...
19 de ago. de 2000 · The Bogus Witch Project es una película estrenada en el año 2000 dirigida por Kelly Aluise y Victor Kargan y Alec Tuckman y Susan Johnson y Alex Mebane y Sammy Primero y Steve Agee y Mark Mower . Está protagonizada por Pauly Shore, Cathy Giannone, Jackie Harris Greenberg...A series of short ...
The Bogus Witch Project R 2000 1h 25m Comedy List 0% Tomatometer 5 Reviews 10% Audience Score 1,000+ Ratings Pauly Shore introduces a collection of short films spoofing "The Blair Witch Project."
The Bogus Witch Project. ... This film is a collection of individual spoofs based on The Blair Witch Project made by different amateur movie makers. I'm not entirely sure if I had an actual reason to put this on my watchlist when I did other than being curious about how many jokes different people could get out of the same source material.
The Bogus Witch Project is a random nonsensical Americanized pile of bilious sludge. I found myself confused and unamused by the varied, endlessly long reenactments of the Blair Witch Project. Their amateur ridiculing of US towns I've never even heard of, let alone able to relate to quickly became tiresome and I found myself fast forwarding to the part containing Pauly Shore.
Bogus Witch Project. 2000 · 1 hr 29 min. R. Comedy. In the wake of the success of the Blair Witch Project came a slew of short parodies. The Bogus Witch Project is assemblage of all of them into a single story with Pauly Shore wandering in between the tales. ...
This project is a riotous compilation of short film spoofs "inspired" by a certain low budget horror movie. Suddenly, everyone's getting lost in the woods (or shopping malls and public parks) searching for that witch, while others believe she could be lurking anywhere, from the luxurious homes of LA's wealthy Bel Air district or the ghettos of downtown. The Bogus Witch Project proves that ...
