Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr (Video Game 2000)

Director:

Joe Wampole

Writers:

Joe Wampole (screenplay), Jeff Mills (screenplay),

Stars:

Candace Evans, Lynn Mathis, Sean Hennigan

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Candace Evans	...	Doc Holliday / Svetlana (voice)
Lynn Mathis	...	Stranger (voice)
Sean Hennigan	...	Deputy / Asgya / General Biggs (voice) (as Sean Hedigan)
Dameon Clarke	...	Ken / Editor / Hale Cooper (voice)
Randy Tolman	...	Pastor / Innkeeper (voice)
Lynne Rutherford	...	Schoolmarm / Justine (voice)
Pam Dougherty	...	Robin Weaver / Secretary (voice)
Dennis Johnson	...	Carved Man (voice)
Karmyn Tyler	...	Gretchen (voice)
Kara Jenkins	...	Mary Brown (voice)
Lee Ritchey	...	Shopkeeper (voice) (as Lee Richey)
Ali Prigmore	...	Emily (voice)
Jimmy Ambrose	...	Kyle Brody (voice)
Ric Spiegel	...	Sheriff, Colonel Hapscomb (voice) (as Rick Spiegal)
Regan Adair	...	Hunter (voice)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

child murder investigation | prequel

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Genres:

Horror

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Certificate:

M

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

30 September 2000 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Terminal Reality

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by Blair Witch Volume 3: The Elly Kedward Tale (2000)

User Reviews

It's a really good game, after all...

Blair Witch vol. I: Rustin Parr is far from be the best game ever made, but it have some good things in it. The year is 1941 and you takes the role of Elspeth "Doc" Holliday, and investigator from the agency Spookhouse, and deals with supernatural activities. She is called to investigate stranger murderers of children in Burkittsville, the city of the Blair Witch. During the story, Doc will have to talk with local people, walk (and be lost sometimes...) in the forest and discover the truth behind the Blair Witch. The game uses the Nocturne engine, and it have some good graphics, but some times it goes really slow, specially when there is more than four characters in the screen. It have some scary atmosphere, and the clues and puzzles that you will find are interesting in some points. Is of course the best game in the Blair Witch Trilogy.