A faithful and competent adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s source material, “Witch House” mostly succeeds but still leaves you wanting more. These days, starting a …continue reading From Beyond: H.P. Lovecraft’s Witch House (2022)
Devilishly fun, full of surprises, and impossible to put down, “The Thirteen Black Cats of Edith Penn” is spellbinding from beginning to end. Mysterious, …continue reading Summer Book Club: The Thirteen Black Cats of Edith Penn
While the well-acted “Master” is a decent and decidedly watchable film, many viewers may wonder who exactly this film was for. Modern horror dramas …continue reading Terror Tuesdays: Master (2022)
A real-life horror story, a gruesome unsolved crime, and rumors of witchcraft make the case of Charles Walton an unforgettable one. MORE ABOUT THE …continue reading Ominous Origins: Charles Walton
When feminism, a break from patriarchal control, gets labeled as evil, it’s time to reclaim that power and embrace the darkness. Through the films …continue reading Satanic Feminism: Embracing the Darkness
“The Pendle Witch Child” is a compelling, well-researched, fascinating documentary about the Lancashire Witch Trials in 17th century England. Based on one of the …continue reading Real 2 Reel: The Pendle Witch Child (2011)
A Shakespearean story with vivid gothic imagery, even in black and white, capped off with an impressive and practical destructive finale. An ancient Witches …continue reading The Daily Dig: Witchcraft (1964)
On this week’s sinfully good episode, we discuss sex magic and living deliciously while exploring “The Love Witch” and “The Witch”. THIS EPISODE: “THE …continue reading Cheer and Loathing: Witchy Women
One theme, five killer films. We venture off the beaten path to conjure up five spellbinding films about witches worth adding to your watch …continue reading Five On It: Something Wicked This Way Comes
One of the oldest films on Shudder is perhaps its most essential, an unsuspecting tale of Ukrainian legend that has become its own legend.continue reading Shudder Sunday: Viy (1967)