This week, Cory and Rossa unravel the cursed runes of Jacques Tourneur’s Curse of the Demon (1957). We dive into the film’s eerie atmosphere, occult symbolism, and that unforgettable demon reveal. How does the movie portray ceremonial magic and male witchcraft? Is Dr. Holden’s skepticism a shield—or a curse of its own? Join us as we explore the shadowy world of postwar British horror, where knowledge can kill and the devil’s in the details.

This week, Cory and Rossa descend into the eerie world of Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby. From gaslighting to gothic paranoia, we unpack the film’s chilling portrayal of motherhood, autonomy, and satanic influence. Plus, we explore how the film reflects real-world fears around reproductive control and whether its occult elements hold any truth in modern witchcraft. Is Rosemary crazy—or cursed? Tune in and find out.

This week on Broomsticks and Bloodshed, Cory and Rossa dig up the undead delights of The Midnight Hour (1985), a Halloween TV gem full of witchy curses, zombies in tuxedos, and the ghost of a 1950s prom queen. We break down the colonial-era magic that fuels the chaos, the strange blend of vampire-witch lore, and the surprisingly accurate nods to folk spellwork buried beneath the camp. Is this forgotten flick a cult classic or just a cursed curiosity? Tune in for tricks, treats, and tombstones!

In this episode of Broomsticks and Bloodshed, Cory and Rossa dive into the haunting folklore of You Won’t Be Alone (2022). This poetic horror film blends Balkan witchcraft, body horror, and existential longing into a mesmerizing tale of transformation. We break down the film’s unique take on shape-shifting magic, its ties to real-world folk witchcraft, and the way it explores identity through an outsider’s lens. Is this the most hauntingly beautiful witch film yet? Tune in and find out!

This week on Broomsticks and Bloodshed, Cory and Rosśa unearth the gothic horror classic Black Sunday! We break down the film’s chilling witchcraft themes, from Asa Vajda’s vengeful resurrection to the eerie rituals that blur the line between folklore and the occult. How does Black Sunday compare to other witch horror films? And what does it say about historical fears of powerful women? Light your black candles and join us as we dive into the shadowy world of Mario Bava’s masterpiece!

A lost map. Strange symbols. Whispers in the dark. The Blair Witch Project blurred the line between reality and nightmare, making us fear the unseen. Join us as we unravel the film’s chilling folklore, witchcraft symbolism, and relentless psychological terror. Was it just fear—or was something truly hunting them? Listen now… before the sun sets.

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In this eerie episode, we dissect The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016), a horror film where a routine autopsy turns into a nightmare. As a father-and-son coroner team examines an unidentified woman, they uncover impossible injuries, hidden symbols, and a chilling link to the Salem witch trials. But Jane Doe isn’t just a victim—she may be something far more sinister.

Join us as we break down the film’s suspense, supernatural twists, and the mystery that makes this one of the most haunting horror movies in years.

Join Cory and Rossa as they dive into Witchboard (1986), the cult classic that made us all think twice about Ouija boards. We break down the film’s eerie atmosphere, its mix of camp and terror, and the surprisingly tragic backstory of its vengeful spirit. Plus, we explore how Witchboard reflects real-world beliefs about spirit communication and the risks of dabbling in the unknown. Is Malfeitor one of horror’s most underrated villains? And just how effective is a Ouija board in real-life witchcraft? Tune in as we summon the answers!