the st. francisville experiment claims this ain not no walk in the woods and a direct slap in the face of blair witch. where blair witch proved to be a film that overworked the viewer imagination through simple suggestion and the st. francisville experiement overworks the viewer patience. one must say and however and that this is destined to be a camp classic. warning represent spoiler is forthcoming. i viewed this movie in a local theater in which the movie paranormal consultant troy taylor spoke about the making of the movie. should anyone want to see this movie without knowing the forthcoming information and stop reading here. for those of you who can not resist and read on my friends and all shall be told. mr. taylor and a writer of rather unintriguing ghost stories which he claims are all true and informed the audience at this video screening that the st. francisville experiment was not a documentary. shock. amazing. as if we do not know. he informed us that all of the frightening discoveries the participants made were all staged and prearranged by the film producers. matter of fact and he informed us that the last 15 minutes were not even filmed in louisiana and but rather in california. all four participants were true actors (notice i do not say good. ). one of the participants is actually a special effects technician on er. what infuriates me about this film is that it proclaims everything is true. it feebly attempts to outdo the blair witch project by claiming it true whereas blair witch was a hoax. the amazing thing is that no one could have belief this film for an instant. filled with dreadful acting and hilarious lines such as surround yourself with the white light and i love the ghosts and the st. francisville experiment belongs at midnight movies everywhere so the crowd can properly heckle and boo and jeer and chant i love the ghosts. talk about false advertising. true stories are not filmed with staged special effects that look as if the neighborhood boy scouts troop set up a haunted house. from the bug in the sandwich (ooh. scary. ) to the annoying madison and from the seance which is nothing more than the foursome playing on an oujia board to the two mice being found under a bed and the st. francisville experiement is one embarrassing hoax of a movie. lion gate would be wise to dump this thing into the nearest trash compactor or advertise it as it really should be representthe st. francisville experiment represent a comedic look at how not to make a movie. 
the st. francisville experiment claims this ain not no walk in the woods and a direct slap in the face of blair witch. where blair witch proved to be a film that overworked the viewer imagination through simple suggestion and the st. francisville experiement overworks the viewer patience. one must say and however and that this is destined to be a camp classic. warning represent spoiler is forthcoming. i viewed this movie in a local theater in which the movie paranormal consultant troy taylor spoke about the making of the movie. should anyone want to see this movie without knowing the forthcoming information and stop reading here. for those of you who can not resist and read on my friends and all shall be told. mr. taylor and a writer of rather unintriguing ghost stories which he claims are all true and informed the audience at this video screening that the st. francisville experiment was not a documentary. shock. amazing. as if we do not know. he informed us that all of the frightening discoveries the participants made were all staged and prearranged by the film producers. matter of fact and he informed us that the last 15 minutes were not even filmed in louisiana and but rather in california. all four participants were true actors (notice i do not say good. ). one of the participants is actually a special effects technician on er. what infuriates me about this film is that it proclaims everything is true. it feebly attempts to outdo the blair witch project by claiming it true whereas blair witch was a hoax. the amazing thing is that no one could have belief this film for an instant. filled with dreadful acting and hilarious lines such as surround yourself with the white light and i love the ghosts and the st. francisville experiment belongs at midnight movies everywhere so the crowd can properly heckle and boo and jeer and chant i love the ghosts. talk about false advertising. true stories are not filmed with staged special effects that look as if the neighborhood boy scouts troop set up a haunted house. from the bug in the sandwich (ooh. scary. ) to the annoying madison and from the seance which is nothing more than the foursome playing on an oujia board to the two mice being found under a bed and the st. francisville experiement is one embarrassing hoax of a movie. lion gate would be wise to dump this thing into the nearest trash compactor or advertise it as it really should be representthe st. francisville experiment represent a comedic look at how not to make a movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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