"The witch no longer flies away on her broom over the rooftops, but isn't superstition still rampant among us?"
A realistic and dramatic portrayal of how women were treated in the Middle Ages, as soon as somebody smelled "witchcraft" around them. This docu-film tells us about the origins of witchcraft and the absurd confessions women were forced to make under torture.
Yet, Christensen does not stop there. He goes even further by drawing a subtle line between the Middle Ages…
this was so funny. It had some memorable lines, an actual fight between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, but most importantly a very handsome Mr. Bingley
A whole new experience.
You know when you watch a remake and you feel like you already know the plot? This is not the case.
I am a big fan of Argento's Suspiria, but this movie adds sooo much more to the original version, that at a certain point I wondered: "why didn't I see this in the original movie?".
While the Suspiria of 1977 had witchcraft and esotericism as main ingredients, this movie goes even further by drawing a…
