Wich are your favorite movies about the Occult?

[Audiolog Edu]

Over the garden wall,

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Very nice, I am 36 and I still like some cartoons, specially if the topic is Occultism.

 

[Adelina]

If TV series count, then it is Salem (2014-2017).

 

[Shadows_Whisper]

The Last Witch Hunter (2015)- Not sure if this counts but it's my favorite movie and it features witches

 

[Amur]

I would also lean over to the "Ninth Gate". Beautifully made and deep.

 

[Magmagoe]

Really love how cartoons can bring forth the writer's imganenation, t's like 2,5 hours, the description on the page I send, spoils the show a bitXD. I'd skip it

 

[Asteriskos]

I would also lean over to the "Ninth Gate". Beautifully made and deep.

Yeah, Lucifer, the Devil, et al, trans-gendering as female was Hot!
Only Johnny Depp could have pulled off his part though, he sure does pick some Indies?
All in all, a Really Good film!

 

[SHUMA-GORATH]

A Dark Song is a 2016 film directed by Liam Gavin. Best depiction of the occult I've seen in film format

 

[Audiolog Edu]

I did watched Night of the Demon wich I liked a lot, I slowly get tired of modern cinema, The Ninth Gate I did liked as well but I do liked more Night of the Demon, A Dark Song I saw it online when I searched for Occult movies and it was recommended because it was truly an Occultist movie.

 

[Papstar70+]

The (original) Wicker Man, I think it's 1974, starring (among others) Christopher Lee.

 

[magick&psionics]

I can't really select a movie because most of the movies related to the occult are made from the Christian standpoint. I do like tv series Charmed. That's something that marked my childhood.

I grew up watching charmed. Great tv show

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Anyways anyone know about that horror movie that came out recently I think it was like a couple years ago called tarot

 

[Yeparth]

Dr. Sleep, it's not meant as an occult movie, but i see some interesting links.

 

[Xenophon]

When I was a little kid, I saw 'The Hungry Glass' with William Shatner. I recall it as a movie, but apparently it was an episode of some TV show anthology Boris Karloff hosted before I was born. The film's premise: there's a ghost who tries to drag people into mirrors killing them in a house full of mirrors. Near the end Bill Shatner spits, "I know she's in there! She's always in there, in her damned mirrors!" For the next decade I could not sleep in a room with a mirror.

 

[frater_pan]

Dr. Sleep, it's not meant as an occult movie, but i see some interesting links.

It's the sequel to The Shinning so it is at least a ghost story.

 

[MidnightProphet]

-The Void
-Hereditary (scary but silly)
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-Midnight Mass (more vampires, heavy Catholic occult vibes.)

 

[Kepler]

The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
Metropolis
Wizard of Oz
Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome
Masque of the Red Death(1964)
Mary Poppins
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
The Black Hole
Star Trek The Motion Picture
The Dark Crystal
The Lair of the White Worm
Warlock
Naked Lunch
The Mask
The Crow
The Craft
Contact
Fallen
No Such Thing
Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
Immortal Ad Vitam
The Fountain
Agora
Love Witch
Arrival
Mary Poppins Returns
Annihilation
Dark Song
Hereditary
Midsommar
Devil's Workshop
Late Night With the Devil
Wicked
Nosferatu

HM TV shows: Agatha All Along for having an outstanding storyline/setting/portrayal, Divination episode, and a central character be a spiritual walk-in(and the song!), Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance and The Red Room Riddle(1983).

 

[JGVDRG]

Holy Mountain (the heaviest hitter in this list, watch it RIGHT NOW if you haven't)
Eraserhead
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
Begotten
Stalker
Possession of Michael King
The Exorcist (because it's a timeless classic, but not very on point)
Midsommar
The Shining
Eyes Wide Shut
Häxan
The Witch
The Wicker Man

 

[Killersmurf]

Angel heart (1987)
Pi (1998)
Queen of the damned (2002)
Dogma (1999)
The caveman's valentine (2001)
The devil's advocate (1997)
Constantine (2005)
Highlander (1986)
The love guru (2008)
Matilda (1996)
The adventures of sharkboy and lavagirl (2005)
Tron legacy (2010)
Interstella 5555 (2003)
9 (2009)
Sucker punch (2011)
Ponyo (2008)

 

[IllusiveOwl]

I had discovered this gem recently. Simon, the King of the Witches. A lovely film about a Magician who is attempting to join the Gods and working with them through pretty authentic practices based off real magical techniques. Lots of good stuff in this one, I watched it free off YouTube

 

[frater_pan]

I had discovered this gem recently. Simon, the King of the Witches. A lovely film about a Magician who is attempting to join the Gods and working with them through pretty authentic practices based off real magical techniques. Lots of good stuff in this one, I watched it free off YouTube

Simon King of the Witches is pretty excellent.

 

[IllusiveOwl]

I had recently discovered this 2017 banger called "November". It is an Eastern European Folk Horror movie, full of witchcraft, devils at crossroads, and spirits. It comes across as authentic and made with a lot of well-informed tradition. It even pulled at my heartstrings a little bit, there is a lot of symbolic imagery and you get the sense that there isn't a single detail that wasn't thought out.

The movie is free at the moment, just a google will bring you to the streaming service hosting it. I guarantee the movie will hook you within the first 30 seconds.