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Lucifer Rising, Kenneth Anger (1972)
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Jack Sargeant, editor. Abraxas: International Journal of Esoteric Studies, Special Issue #2: The Luminous Screen: The Influence of the Esoteric in Cinema. Fulgur Esoterica, 2014. Paperback edition. 128 pages. 
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The Satanist, (1968)
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Haxan (1922)
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videoreligion · 2 months
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Alucarda (1977)
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endlessmazin · 8 months
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[̲̅Hïgh†ower
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tygerland · 6 months
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Trick 'r Treat (2007)
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bitter69uk · 10 months
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“Well, it would be a crowded world if we didn’t have death to re-arrange the scenery.”
/ Kenneth Anger interviewed by Purple Magazine in 2018 /
Funny how shocking it feels to type the words “His Satanic Majesty Kenneth Anger (3 February 1927 – 24 May 2023) has died”.  (Sprueth Magers Gallery announced his death earlier today via Twitter). The pioneering experimental underground filmmaker, author and occultist was, after all, 96 years old! I always assumed whatever pact Anger made with the devil invested him with immortality (or that he’d at least reach 100). Repeatedly seeing Anger’s homoerotic masterpieces like Scorpio Rising (1964) and Kustom Kar Kommandos (1965) at an impressionable age (often at the much-missed Scala Cinema in London) made a profound impact on me, and his two salacious wildly irresponsible volumes of Hollywood Babylon are like sacred religious texts! What a total original Kenneth Anger was. His art will live forever. Pictured: portrait of Anger in his youth in the 1950s by Edmund Teske.
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nosferatu the vampyre
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Ugo Liberatore, Nero veneziano, 1978
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Bell, Book and Candle, Richard Quine
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Secret Rites (1971)
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Petey Wheatstraw:
The Devil's Son-in-Law (1977)
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