“Bless us, Dark Lord, for these thy gifts which we are about to receive”: Domestic Satanism and the American Family
Imagine a sunlit afternoon in a cream-coloured suburban kitchen. A middle-aged mother and her...
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Author: Miranda Corcoran
“Ours is the magic. Ours is the power”: Challenging the Victim Narrative in The Craft (1996)
When The Craft premiered in theatres 25 years ago this month, it was something of an anomaly....
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‘Hail Satan!’ 55 Years of the Church of Satan
In April of 1966, San Francisco’s epochal Summer of Love – when tens of thousands of young hippies...
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I Care a Lot, or Not Enough: Bad Caregivers in Saint Maud (2019) and I Care a Lot (2020)
My mother says that the daughters always come back… She tells me, with a kind of resigned...
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‘Sacrilege’ Review
It is strange to think that there was a time when folk horror was not a highly visible, easily...
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