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Classics of Pagan Cinema

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Classics of Pagan Cinema: Eye of the Devil

By Meg Elison | July 2, 2023

“Am I seeking, or am I being sought?” Meg Elison reviews J. Lee Thompson’s EYE OF THE DEVIL (1966), a classic of pagan horror that revolves around the myth of the Sacred King.

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Classics of Pagan Cinema: La Belle et La Bête

By Eric O. Scott | February 26, 2023

In the first of a new occasional series, weekend editor Eric O. Scott looks back at Jean Cocteau’s 1946 classic, La Belle et la Bête, with an eye to its Pagan themes.

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Deck: Wonderland Tarot, by Barbara Moore, illustrated by Eugene Smith, published by Llewellyn Publications.

Card: Three (3) of Pentacles

The next seven days indicate a focus on the delicate balance of the keys to creation, “Inspiration, intuition, and drive bring beauty and that ‘certain something’ that makes anything special.” The energy of dreams made flesh, and bringing into being a collective vision is likely to be quite strong. Equally prominent is the need for solid and realistic planning. Dreams and visions are all well and good, but they still require elbow grease and a serious roadmap to be successful.

Conversely, many ideas have great potential but few become reality without a dedicated team working together in tandem. Recognizing the contributions of others and giving credit where it is due is part and parcel of creating something valuable and lasting. The need to be flexible and the ability to adjust how plans are implemented is also indicated.

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