Arts & Culture
Folk Magic and Hermeticism in “Nosferatu”
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With its right hand Eggers’s Nosferatu points at all the sex it can, but its left invokes the imagery and the uncanny nature of folk magic.
News
Psychologists take a look at energy vampires
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Clinical and interpersonal research in psychology has started to look at energy vampirism as a social phenomenon.
Arts & Culture
Review: Vampires, Queerness, and Shadow Work in “Tarot of the Vampires”
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Storm Faerywolf reviews “The Tarot of the Vampires,” by Charles Harrington and Craig Maher, an oracle deck sure to appeal to anyone who loves the creatures of the night.
Arts & Culture
“Magic is queer:” New Blood and Inhuman Beings team creates inclusive and Pagan paranormal series
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Two new paranormal shows that are very likely to appeal to Pagan paranormal fans are set to be released if they can reach their crowdfunding goal.
A Discovery of Witches
“A Discovery of Witches”: vampires, witches and academics in love
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“It beings with an absence of desire
It begins with blood and fear
It begins with
a discovery of witches.”
Based on the All Souls trilogy by Deborah Harkness, A Discovery of Witches is a new television series is about “daemons,” vampires, and witches that co-inhabit the world alongside ordinary humans. Each group distrusts the others. in the first episode, one of the characters notes that the world has become a time of “men,” echoing the progression of Tolkien’s Middle-Earth. The other groups have faded into the background, but still exist – vampires, daemons, and witches – oh, and a regulation board. Sky’s new series hits the screen with two important backstage successes.