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The Witch

  1. vulture lists
    Anya Taylor-Joy’s Horror Movie Roles, RankedA scream queen for A24 devotees.
    By Matthew Jackson
  2. a complete babyratu christmas
    Nosferatu Is So Cozy, ActuallyAm I the only one who finds Wisberg a suitable spot for a snowy romantic getaway? (Ignore the plague.)
    By Nicholas Quah
  3. vulture lists
    The 22 Best Witch Movies of All TimeFrom The Wizard of Oz to Wicked.
    By Molly Fitzpatrick
  4. living deliciously
    An Attempt to Define the ‘Good for Her’ Cinematic Universe“Good for her” is misaimed fandom, willfully disregarding authorial intent as you stan. “Good for her” is Walter White for girls.
    By Bethy Squires
  5. a twenty-four
    The Cult of A24Since 2012, the studio has bred superfans, dropped swag, and perfected a singular house style. It’s also teetering on the verge of self-parody.
    By Nate Jones
  6. watch the seagulls
    The Lighthouse Might Be Even Trippier Than The WitchRobert Eggers’s follow-up to The Witch stars Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe as masturbating lighthouse keepers.
    By Nate Jones and Rachel Handler
  7. vulture lists
    25 of the Best Coming-of-Age Horror MoviesRelive your own adolescent horrors with Jennifer’s Body, Super Dark Times, Alucarda, and more.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  8. Anya Taylor-Joy Is Ready for Her Close-UpSince breaking out in The Witch, the 21-year-old actress has quickly become one of the most recognizable faces in horror.
    By Nate Jones
  9. All 12 Stories from Witch Week, GatheredThis Halloween season, we looked at pop culture’s most wicked depiction of female power.
    By Vulture Editors
  10. vulture roundtable
    What Pop Culture Gets Right and Wrong About Witches, According to a Real CovenFrom Buffy to The Witch, an actual coven judges the best and worst depictions of witchcraft in movies and TV.
    By Lila Shapiro
  11. The Secret Feminist History of Witches, As Told by a Practicing WitchThe patriarchy loves to spread cautionary tales about powerful women.
    By Granger Willson and Madison Mills
  12. Why Do Prestige-Horror Trailers Keep Lying to Us?Deceptive trailers for movies like It Comes at Night show that studios don’t know how to market their new highbrow horror movies.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  13. black phillip
    The Goat Who Played Black Phillip in The Witch Also Appears In It Comes at NightYa boy continues to live deliciously.
    By Halle Kiefer
  14. Horror Has Never Been So Highbrow▶️ “You sick f***s have seen one too many movies.”
    By Granger Willson
  15. horror heroines
    If You Want to See the Best Roles for Young Actresses, Watch Horror FilmsRaw’s Garance Marillier is the latest newcomer to have her breakout role in a scary movie.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  16. year in culture 2016
    The 13 Best Horror Movies of 2016Starting and ending with witches.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  17. still the 80s
    How Modern Horror Is Breaking the Rules of the 1980sWe’re in the middle of an insurgency against the slasher-era formula.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  18. box office
    The Witch Uses Black Magic to Conjure Impressive Box Office NumbersIt made almost nine times its budget in one weekend.
    By Greg Cwik
  19. chat room
    How Robert Eggers Researched The WitchThe facts beyond the scariest moments in The Witch.
    By Lauren Duca
  20. movie review
    Puritan Throwback The Witch Gets Under Your SkinEven when the film is spare, it’s heavy.
    By David Edelstein
  21. The Goat From Horror Movie The Witch Has a Twitter Feed: An InvestigationThe difference between these two vibes is vast.
    By Kevin Lincoln
  22. trailer mix
    The Witch Trailer Will Give You a Good ScareThat is one talented goat.
    By Sean Fitz-Gerald
  23. sundance 2015
    Me & Earl & the Dying Girl Dazzles at Sundance A full list of this year’s winners.
    By Jada Yuan
  24. sundance 2015
    The Witch Places Viewers in Puritans’ MindsA place of terrors both imagined and real.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  25. stay with me
    Hear Meryl Streep Belt ‘Stay With Me’ From Into the WoodsImpressive.
    By Lindsey Weber
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