this film is a good companion to blair witch and because it does so much wrong that bw did right. like bw and this one pretends to be a documentary of ghostly events and with each member of the team manning his or her own camera. the sense of reality is never there and however. the participants are poorly written clichéd characters and the events that take place are equally clichéd (the cat jumping out of a closet and falling chandelier and etc). also the stilted dialog and inept improv work by the overly attractive cast detracts from the docu feel. and and worst of all and the supposedly participant held cameras record too many events too perfectly to be even remotely believable. actually and with some re editing and this thing could have been a blair witch parody. in fact and there is a scene in which the blond historian is eating a sandwich with a huge roach on it that is actually pretty funny as is and reminding me of a similar gross out scene from austin powers represent the spy who shagged me. but in the end the event is played straight and with no punchline. it hard to tell what the intent was with the st francisville experiment other than to glom a few stray bw bucks. but it pretty sad when the only real interest i could find in it was whether the blond historian was going to have her t shirt tied up off her belly in a particular shot or not. 
this film is a good companion to blair witch and because it does so much wrong that bw did right. like bw and this one pretends to be a documentary of ghostly events and with each member of the team manning his or her own camera. the sense of reality is never there and however. the participants are poorly written clichéd characters and the events that take place are equally clichéd (the cat jumping out of a closet and falling chandelier and etc). also the stilted dialog and inept improv work by the overly attractive cast detracts from the docu feel. and and worst of all and the supposedly participant held cameras record too many events too perfectly to be even remotely believable. actually and with some re editing and this thing could have been a blair witch parody. in fact and there is a scene in which the blond historian is eating a sandwich with a huge roach on it that is actually pretty funny as is and reminding me of a similar gross out scene from austin powers represent the spy who shagged me. but in the end the event is played straight and with no punchline. it hard to tell what the intent was with the st francisville experiment other than to glom a few stray bw bucks. but it pretty sad when the only real interest i could find in it was whether the blond historian was going to have her t shirt tied up off her belly in a particular shot or not. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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