While The Burkittsville 7 doesn't mention Titicut Follies, director (and documentarian) Joe Berlinger mentions it in his commentary track to Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000) during the first scenes of Jeff Patterson in the institution. The soundtrack is good, somewhat reminiscent at times of the excellent score for BW2. I didn't recognize any of the actors except for the actor who played the director, since he went on to play the autopsy doctor on CSI. I didn't care for The Blair Witch Project, but I liked The Curse of the Blair Witch, and I liked this one too. However, people watching the footage disagree as to whether the characters he was scribbling were Transitus Fluvii or not. Brody also appears to write in Transitus Fluvii ('Crossing the River'), a magical Hebraic alphabet that had been found in Parr's home. Additionally, from 2000-2002, the blairwitch website had a page regarding languages in connection with Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2, and a pop-up on 'Native American Twana' touched on this as well, but while the Internet Archive site has the languages page archived, it does not seem to have that pop-up archived. It goes unexplained here, but evidently the computer game Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr (2000) (VG) gets into it a little bit. In the institution, Kyle Brody chants what sounds like 'never given,' something Rustin Parr was supposed to have said too.

Carrazco also manages to get more footage of Brody from the director of White Enamel that had been cut. He takes a closer look at some of the footage of Brody in a film titled White Enamel, a documentary about Maryland mental institutions - think Titicut Follies (1967). Carrazco takes more of a look at Kyle Brody, a child Rustin Parr was accused of abducting, and the only such child who lived.

This one focuses on Chris Carrazco, a serial killer buff and film archivist who researched Rustin Parr extensively because of his local connections. This is a pretty interesting fake documentary, like The Curse of the Blair Witch that came before it. The video box gives the running time as approximately 52 minutes, but I'm not sure that's correct. It can also be found on the R2 PAL special edition DVD of Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2.

Apart from TV broadcasts, this is available on a 'Collector's Edition' video The Burkittsville 7 with a trailer for BW2, and also on a video The Massacre of the Burkittsville 7 which also includes The Shadow of the Blair Witch.

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