03-22-2004, 11:10 AM
It is very scary but there was something that cought my attention. In the first picture that he has taken, he says that, he puts his hand in the hole so we could see the actuall size. As we all can see the hole is supossed to be under him. How that picture was taken when the hole wasn't open yet and noone could pass????
You misread. The hole was 3 feet above the floor in a wall of the cave. He wedged his glove in it and took a picture, to show how small it was. That part of the story is pretty consistant, and believable enough.
The guy references The Blair Witch Project when he discusses the drawings he saw on the wall. It's interesting that he comes out and says that, because to me this entire website looks like it's mimicking the formula of that movie very closely. And why not? It is a great formula for a horror story. The key is to have a story that starts out on such a real foundation that the audience believes are they are (or at least may be) learning about a real event. Eventually, your tale gets so farfetched that the audience will look back and say "It's not real," but by the time the audience gets to that point they are too intensely wrapped up in the story to care.
You misread. The hole was 3 feet above the floor in a wall of the cave. He wedged his glove in it and took a picture, to show how small it was. That part of the story is pretty consistant, and believable enough.
The guy references The Blair Witch Project when he discusses the drawings he saw on the wall. It's interesting that he comes out and says that, because to me this entire website looks like it's mimicking the formula of that movie very closely. And why not? It is a great formula for a horror story. The key is to have a story that starts out on such a real foundation that the audience believes are they are (or at least may be) learning about a real event. Eventually, your tale gets so farfetched that the audience will look back and say "It's not real," but by the time the audience gets to that point they are too intensely wrapped up in the story to care.