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#btw with german i mean both made in germany and spoken in german#cuckoo 2024#cuckoo#nosferatu the vampyre#vampyr#vampyr 1932#blood red sky#hagazussa#nekromantik#vampyros lesbos#the fan#luz#luz 2018#the devils bath#the devil's bath#poll#horror#horror film#horror poll#movie poll#film poll#horror movie#movie#film#horror movie poll#movie polls#movies#films#the death king#der todesking
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horror around the world: germany (1/10)
hagazussa (2017) directed by lukas feigelfeld
#horror around the world#german horror#hagazussa#horror#horror movies#horroredit#moviesedit#filmedit#cinema#horror cinema#horror screencaps#horror aesthetic
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Hagazussa (2017)
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Favorite first watches of October:
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1970), dir. Jaromil Jires
Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural (1973), dir. Richard Blackburn
Theatre of Blood (1973), dir. Douglas Hickox
Killer of Dolls (1975), dir. Miguel Madrid
The House by the Cemetery (1981), dir. Lucio Fulci
Mystics in Bali (1981), dir. H. Tjut Djalil
Dracula: Pages from a Virgin's Diary (2002), dir. Guy Maddin
Hagazussa (2017), dir. Lukas Feigelfeld
In Fabric (2018), dir. Peter Strickland
Exhuma (2024), dir. Jang Jae-hyun
Lists of my 31 days of horror watches: 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020
#31 days of horror#happy halloween#horror movies#horror#valerie and her week of wonders#lemora: a child's tale of the supernatural#theatre of blood#killer of dolls#the house by the cemetery#mystics in bali#dracula: pages from a virgin's diary#hagazussa#in fabric#exhuma
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NEXT WEEK on 3/14 the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies is back at the illustrious Film Noir Cinema in Greenpoint with an event I'm super pumped about: Witchcraft & Media scholar Peg Aloi will analyze the presence of the Crone and Hag archetypes in popular culture. I personally requested this subject, and was thrilled that Peg agreed to do it. The Witch has long since been reclaimed as an avatar of female empowerment--particularly in the young, fashionable grrl power mode--but what about *witches of a certain age*? Recently, horror has seen a proliferation of images of frightful, predatory older women, drawing ambivalent reactions from audiences. Do these monstrous femmes always reflect a misogynistic attitude? Or might they sometimes suggest a return of the repressed, representing the special powers, wisdom, and righteous indignation of older women? I can't wait to hear what our guest will have to say, and I hope you'll join me next week to find out!
#horror#miskatonic institute of horror studies#witch#crone#hag#occult#horror events#nyc events#film#media studies#feminism#X#lords of salem#barbarian#hagazussa#suspiria#she will#you won't be alone#hellbender
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watching hagazussa…. so ethel cain @mothercain u should watch this
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Des Teufels Bad – Filmkritik
Mit „Des Teufels Bad“ läuft derzeit ein weiterer deutschsprachiger Historienfilm in den Kinos. Dieser behandelt mittels intensiver Bilder die Rolle von Frauen, Religion und psychischen Problemen im 18. Jahrhundert. Ob sich der Kinobesuch lohnt, erfahrt ihr in unserer Filmkritik.
#PassionOfArts#DesTeufelsBad#Filmkritik#Kinotipp#HistorischesDrama#Horrorfilm#SoapAndSkin#Filmempfehlung#Atmosphärisch#Authentisch#Kinoliebe#Drama#Psychothriller#Historiendrama#Spannung#Filmhighlight#ÖsterreichFilm#PlaionPictures#Schauspielkunst#Düster#Kinomagie#Hagazussa#Midsommar#TheWitch#Filmkunst#Film
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Have any of my moots/followers seen Hagazussa? I just finished it and I am reeling. I'm not going to give any trigger warnings/spoilers (same thing) for anyone who hasn't seen it, but it may have just become one of my best loved horror movies. My favorites are those which evoke pity, terror, disgust. This movie is quiet and shocking, set amidst the beauty of the Austrian Alps. There is very little dialogue. The atmosphere is simultaneously expansive and suffocating -- it's set in a mountain village, so of course. As a film concerning the particular terror of being a woman of a sort deemed unprotected (in this case, non-Christian, unmarried, and possibly queer), both reclusive and ostracized in a remote part of the world, it hits the spot. It felt real and properly bleak. If anyone wants to rattle on about it with me, feel free to dm me.
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