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All of Them Witches
The Overt Witchy Feminism Of “THE DEVONSVILLE TERROR”
Movies featuring witches as protagonists tend to be quite progressive but few wear their feminism on their sleeve quite like…
by
Jenn Adams
Part of Ursula’s World: The Trials and Tribulations of a Vilified Sea Witch
Though she lives under the sea, this half-human half-octopus sorceress embodies many traits of the classic witch.
by
Jenn Adams
“SHIRLEY,” “HANGSAMAN,” and the Art of Writing With a Broomstick
Josephine Decker’s dreamy film reimagines details from the life of author Shirley Jackson and explores the tumultuous months spent writing…
by
Jenn Adams
“THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE” and Waking the Witch Within
THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE is ostensibly a story about death. André Øvredal’s terrifying film follows Austin (Emile Hirsch) and…
by
Jenn Adams
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.
by
Jenn Adams
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