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.