theatrical cut of the film, and were rather added specifically for the original home video releases. Subsequent releases, particularly in digital formats, did not have the clues. An example of these messages can be seen in a scene early in the film where the main characters are in a graveyard, standing behind a tombstone inscribed with the word "Treacle". The shot briefly cuts away and then cuts back, though the same tombstone now reads "Further". This is seen for approximately one second until it cuts away again, and the tombstone once again reads "Treacle" for the remainder of the scene. When all of the clues were identified, the hidden words, when put in the correct order, spelled out "seek me no further", plus an extra hidden word, "or". Viewers could then go to the official Blair Witch website and type the words into a special search box: typing "seek me no further" would play an extra scene from the film, and typing "seek me no further or" would enable them to add their name to a list of people who had also decoded the message. As of 2008, this function is no longer available. Sequel In September 2009, Ed Sánchez and Daniel Myrick announced their intent to produce Blair Witch 3. The film would be a direct sequel to the first film, would potentially contain the actors from the first film in some context, and would not refer to any of the events from Book of Shadows, given the film's status as a film within a film. In 2011, Sánchez remarked that further development on a sequel depended on getting Lionsgate to approve the idea and for his and Myrick's schedule to match up. The film went into development hell. At the San Diego Comic Con held in July 2016, a film The Woods turned out to be the sequel to The Blair Witch Project, entitled Blair Witch''. Notes References Sources External links 2000 films 2000 horror films 2000s psychological horror films American horror thriller films American psychological horror films American supernatural horror films American sequel films 2 Films about films Films about witchcraft Films about Wicca Films based on urban legends Films directed by Joe Berlinger Films scored by Carter Burwell Films set in 1998 Films set in 1999 Films set in Maryland Films shot in Baltimore Films shot in New York City Films with screenplays by Joe Berlinger