In this very special Halloween edition of THE BURNZO CAST, Matt revisits the 1999 “found footage” horror film The Blair Witch Project. Mainly focusing on how real the film feels - both in terms of its acting but also in terms of the experimental way in which it was shot and produced - Matt argues that The Blair Witch Project may not only be the best horror movie of all time but perhaps one of the best movies of all time, period.

In this tenth episode of THE BURNZO CAST, Matt sharpens his survival knife, ties a red bandana around his forehead, kisses his jade Buddha choker necklace for good luck and then spills the beans on his childhood obsession with Rambo. Among other things, Matt recalls how he would obsessively watch Rambo: First Blood Part 2 during the late-1980s, recreate scenes from the movie with his action figures and reenact secret covert Rambo missions during school recess.

In this ninth episode of THE BURNZO CAST, Matt cuts to the chase and discusses all the amateur filmmaking he used to do between the years 2000 and 2004. This was truly the dawn of the digital age when digital video equipment - including video cameras, laptops and editing software - were first becoming available for amateurs to make no-budget DIY films with.