Maidens, Mothers, and Crones: Exploring the Triple Goddess in “YOU WON’T BE ALONE”
Writer and director Goran Stolevski uses a story of witches to examine humanity and the sacred cycles of feminine life.
Movie Review: “FLEE THE LIGHT” Is a Spell Missing its Magic
In their feature film debut, writer Jennifer Mancini and director Alexandra Senza's tale of covens and demons admirably depicts witches as complex human beings. But FLEE THE LIGHT’s internal logic feels vague and inconsistent, a spell missing a few key ingredients.
Feminist Liberation in “Gretel and Hansel” and “The Witch”
Jenn Adams explores contemporary womanhood as reflected in witch cinema in this new column.
Movie Review: “Bad Witch” Lacks Hex Appeal
Joshua Land and Victor Fink's horror comedy is a scattershot attempt to squeeze the plot of Terry Zwigoff’s "Bad Santa" into an ill-fitting Halloween costume.
Buckland Museum of Witchcraft To Present “Transmutations: Witches, Healers, and Oracles”
In collaboration with Stephen Romano Gallery, the exhibit will showcase new works and an accompanying compendium of witchy vernacular photographs in Cleveland, Ohio.
