This lyrical and lilting dark folk horror fairytale is like poetry set to film, beatifically brokenhearted and harmoniously harsh in all its complex simplicity.
Adding this to my Art For Art’s Sake list
2026 Challenges
Horrorx52: 46. FREE pick #6
Legacy of Horror: Week 13 - Folk Horror
The Podcast Macabre: 2. From the 1920s or 2020s you have not seen
This movie is purely vibes, but I liked it!
2026 Challenges
Legacy of Horror: Week 49 - Jean Rollin
The Podcast Macabre: 27. 1970s
This was nothing like I expected. It honestly reminded me of when I was 10 – 13 (back in the 80s) and my school library for some reason had this very small selection of non-fiction books on histories and legends of werewolves, vampires, ghosts, and of course witches. They were my favourite books, I got them out over and over again! They were filled with all of this wonderful old artwork/illustration, much like what is shown in this film. For…
Surprisingly interesting, unsettling, creepy, and very weird. I might have to check out the book it’s based on.
Hooptober Review 17/31
My Hooptober 12 Playlist
