(Sony Pictures 2018, directed by Sylvain White, 93 mins.) I was not looking forward to watching this film. As long...
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Ian ‘Cat’ Vincent was born on Imbolc-Groundhog Day in 1964. He is a lifelong student of the occult, and a former professional combat magician and curse-breaker. His writing and talks on Forteana and magic can be seen at catvincent.com, tinyurl.com/catvtalks, and occasionally in Fortean Times. He lives in Yorkshire, England with his wife, the artist Kirsty Hall.
His favourite deities are Babalon, Eris, Brigantia, Elen of the Ways and Valen from Babylon 5.
We don’t often get to see the birth of a monster. Just over two years ago, in 2009, a new...
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·In early June, the British found-footage documentary Arcadia was released. A film showing the folklorish customs of Britain with a...
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·By Brenton Clutterbuck, 2018. ———– Discordianism is sixty years old. Yeah, I did a double-take when I realised that, and...
Strange Stars: David Bowie, Pop Music, And The Decade Sci-fi Exploded, by Jason Heller Melville House 2018, ISBN 9781612196978 (Available...
This article is excerpted from Darklore Volume 9, which is available from Amazon US and Amazon UK. Darklore 9 features...
There’s a scene in the ill-regarded 2009 movie X-Men Origins: Wolverine, where Hugh Jackman, acknowledged to be generally perfect in...
Ebury Press 2014, ISBN 9780091958480 Britain in the 1970s was a very strange time and place. Caught in the brutal...
