While the word “witch” has its etymological roots (wicce) in Old English, the lineage of the ‘Western witch’ can be traced back to Greek mythology and the earliest folk traditions of Egypt ...

While the word “witch” has its etymological roots (wicce) in Old English, the lineage of the ‘Western witch’ can be traced back to Greek mythology and the earliest folk traditions of Egypt ...

The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw is a chilling folk horror that fans of The Witch will love. Collider. If You Liked 'The Witch', You Should Dive Into This Equally Spellbinding Folk Horror.

INTEREST in the occult is perennial and widespread; but the appeal of the witch is especially strong to all those who cherish their little superstitions but do not take them too seriously.

From Enys Men to The Witch: What’s behind cinema’s folk horror boom? Eloise Hendy delves into the genre that turns the pastoral idyll into a place of terror, and asks what’s behind this ...

THE story of the Pendle Witches will be used to try and attract more visitors to the area when it is brought to life on a flying visit to Manchester… ...

Archivist and curator at Duquesne University Thomas White explains in “The Witch of the Monongahela: Folk Magic in Early Western Pennsylvania” (2020) how in Pennsylvania, it was common to ...

While the word “witch” has its etymological roots (wicce) in Old English, the lineage of the ‘Western witch’ can be traced back to Greek mythology and the earliest folk traditions of Egypt ...