Jeff and Stephen convince them to camp at Coffin Rock instead after lying to them that they had earlier saw something interesting at that site. They encounter a rival tour group who claim Parr's house as theirs to camp. They camp for the night at the ruins of Rustin Parr's house, where Jeff has placed surveillance cameras to capture supernatural occurrences.
His tour group consists of graduate students Stephen Parker and his pregnant girlfriend Tristen Ryler, who are researching the hysteria and mystery surrounding the film Erica Geerson, a Wiccan and Kim Diamond, a goth. In November 1999, Burkittsville resident Jeff Patterson, who seeks to profit off the film's popularity, has set up a group tour of locations featured in the film. This scene is fairly antithetical to everything Berlinger was trying to convey, and the additional photography as a whole highlights the rash nature of Artisan's meddling, as it took place mere weeks before the film was scheduled to premiere.Since the release of The Blair Witch Project, the town of Burkittsville attracted tourists and fans of the movie. So, it forced the director to shoot additional scenes to make the movie more marketable to horror fans, including a sequence where the main crew violently murders another tour group. RELATED: Riverdale's Latest Twist Is Straight Out of The X-FilesĪrtisan disliked the vagueness of Berlinger's Blair Witch 2, as well as the film's overall lack of blood and guts. In turn, it practically butchered the film before putting it back together with its own preferences in mind, creating a proverbial Frankenstein's monster of conflicting ideas.
However, the studio was unhappy with Berlinger's original cut. The film was also supposed to be deliberately nebulous, so the audience would be left wondering if the characters' experience was solely the result of their shared delusion, or if something else was at work (as the infamous "Secret of Esrever" seemed to imply).
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