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It's hard to feel sorry for the directors of The Blair Witch Project. They made a movie that launched a whole new genre of filmmaking with their "found footage" technique. Since then, the Paranormal Activity franchise has squeezed millions out of the filming style while others followed in hot pursuit to cash in on the craze. There's been The Devil Inside, The Last Exorcism, and even Chronicle.  

The sad thing is now when Blair Witch director Eduardo Sanchez uses the very cinematography he helped fashion in Lovely Molly, it comes across as stale and overused. Although it isn't fair to him, his new film proves even the owner of the well can't go back to it when it's used too often. 

Molly (Gretchen Lodge) and her new husband (Johnny Lewis) move into the childhood home she lived in with her mother, father, and sister. Not long after they get settled,...

Lovely Molly Trailer. Eduardo Sanchez‘s Lovely Molly (2011) teaser trailer stars Gretchen Lodge, Johnny Lewis, Alexandra Holden, Ken Arnold, and Brandon Thane Wilson. Lovely Molly‘s plot synopsis: “Newlyweds Molly (Gretchen Lodge) and Tim (Johnny Lewis) move into Molly’s deceased father’s house in the countryside. An ex-addict with a deeply troubled past, Molly is strong in her new life of recovery. Unexplained disturbances in the night unnerve the couple, and when her husband goes away for business, Molly is left in a house that holds many painful memories. Her isolation is soon shattered by a mali­cious presence that unleashes a physical and mental assault. As she struggles to regain footing in her simple existence, Molly’s grip on reality begins to waver. Her erratic behavior is a warning sign to her friends and family, whose interventions drive her further into solitary torment and spur a deep, dark infidelity within her.