Burkittsville, Maryland: The Blair Witch Project

This film was released on July 1999, is one of the most scary movies ever and a surprise smash hit. The story is about three film students, who travels to Burkitsville, Maryland to interview locals about the legend of the Blair Witch. Finally they missing after traveling into the woods. One year later, someone discover the footage, and this is the film that was presented for the audience.
With my friend, we went to the real town of Burkittsville and we took some pictures in the cemetery. After that we found the real woods (Seneca Creek State Park), about 25 miles west of Burkittsville.

Washigton DC: Forrest Gump and The Exorcist

One of my favorites movies of all time is Forrest Gump starring Tom Hanks. So here is the one of the most important moments in the movie, when he addresses the crowd at the Lincoln Memorial, before meeting Jenny (Robin Wright) in the Reflecting Pool.
The next, is a horror movie. "The Exorcist". Do you remember at the end of the movie when Father Karras hurtles along side the house? Well, here is the flight of steps, leading down from Prospect Avenue to M street.

Philadelphia: Rocky and more

In 2009, I used to live in Chile and for one of my vacations I prepared a road trip with one of my best friend. He is Jorge. We are looking for some special trip, not the typical (beach, spring break, island or museums) so we decided to start in NYC and make a trip looking for the real places that we saw many times in movies. The first stop was in Philadelphia and guess what? Rocky Balboa is one of the best character ever, so we found the Philadelphia Museum of Modern Art where you can find the of 68 steps that is one of the main locations of the movie. Here are our pictures and the screenshots!

Movie Locations

I want to share some of my favorite movie locations across the United States. Real places in different cities. Let the adventures begin!!