the lemon man follows a man who is obsessed with lemons, so he goes to a witch who (unfortunately for him) isnt good at witch craft and fails a spell
After a coven of witches known as “The Brides” murder an innocent girl during a ritualistic sacrifice, a vengeful spirit in a mysterious mask and bloody dress called “The Dovely Thing” is awoken to reap their souls. Now the Brides must come together to fight for their lives and the fate of the coven before it's too late! Witness this madcap, folk horror odyssey jam-packed with curses, rituals, demons, spells, invocations and more! “Brides of Boogeymen”: Witches have never been this unleashed!
A witch and other strange things live in the attic above lonely, dope-addled artist, Grey Neilson. After meeting Renee, Grey struggles to appease these beings, as she tries to find her place in the outside world.
Two old witches discover the dating app Tinder.
Lick the Sun is a short film about three bored witches who get a mysterious invitation.
Struggling author August Bell receives a random key in the mail. After going on a hunt, he finds a lost trunk in the woods. Will his key open it? And what may lie inside?
Daniel has a misunderstanding with a witch and recieves an interesting curse;
A witchy woman discovers her beau has been with someone else, and takes her sweet time with her revenge.
Simulpur is a village that believes in superstition so much that the local zamindar uses this ignorance to his advantage until they are all awoken from their ignorance by Parul who is labelled a witch.
Elizabeth inherits a cottage from her recently deceased grandmother, only to find it isn't the dream house her and her fiancé were expecting.
The film immerses us in the imaginary world of witchcraft crimes. This historical Swiss documentary reveals the workings of a hellish judicial machinery that put thousands of men, women and children at the stake.
On a stormy night, an old Catholic hears a thunderous bang on the roof of his house. A woman has fallen on the roof of him, he will discover that it is what he fears the most.
A botanist by the name of Edwin Craven is taking samples from the forest surrounding his bunker. After unknowingly knocking a mysterious totem off a tree, he starts to notice his samples are dying at rapid rates and plants in the woods are growing faster than usual. As time passes, things start to get weirder and weirder.
A young woman - who just so happens to be a witch - enjoys performing magical favors for fellow students, but despite trying to use her magic to meet people, the other kids at her university just don't quite know how to accept her powers. Everyone except Maria, that is.
A couple's morning is interrupted when a witch moves in next-door during a solar eclipse.
A witch struggles to stay sober as she's hunted by her grandfather and a witch hunter
Religious zeal, paranoia and trumped-up charges. For a century, they fueled brutal scourges that claimed innocent lives. Dr. Suzannah Lipscomb investigates the origins of the obsession for mass witch-hunts.
A history of the subject
Johannes Felsenstein’s production of HANSEL AND GRETEL presents it with every sinister element removed. The children remain in a home setting with their own bed central to the scene and the barest hint of a forest behind, while their father plays the witch as an amiable, totally benevolent figure, not sinister at all, even joining them in the final joyful ensemble. When they sing that the witch is dead, you find that the production contradicts that completely. Taking that unsinister stance means that the opera loses much of its bite. No doubt Felsenstein felt that it would make the piece more accessible for very young children, though many of them relish the sinister element. That said, it is a strong and capable performance, very well conducted and with a cast of good if not outstanding singers. One wonders what Felsenstein meant to convey, just as it is not clear why the central characters should regularly be carrying dolls. A highly individual version of a much-loved opera.