In this special supplemental episode of Broomsticks and Bloodshed, Cory and Rosśan take a break from their usual deep dives to chat about the horror movies that have been haunting their screens lately. From cult classics to new releases, they share what’s been hitting, missing, and casting the strongest cinematic spells this spooky season. Grab your pumpkin spice potion and settle in—it’s a casual coven hang full of witchy opinions and October vibes.

A cursed button, a desperate loan officer, and a furious witch collide in Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell (2009), a wild ride of camp, terror, and dark humor. This week, Cory and Rossa break down Raimi’s chaotic return to horror, from jump scares to gross-out gags, while also digging into how the film’s portrayal of curses and witchcraft connects to real magical practices.

This week, we’re talking about Ti West’s The House of the Devil (2009). Set in the 1980s, the film follows a college student who takes a babysitting job in a remote house, only to find herself caught in a nightmarish plot steeped in satanic panic. We dig into West’s slow-burn style, the retro throwback vibes, and the chilling finale that makes this a modern horror cult classic.

In this week’s episode of Broomsticks and Bloodshed, Cory and Rossa take a deep dive into Hellbender (2021), a haunting indie gem that fuses coming-of-age horror with raw witchcraft energy. We break down the film’s eerie atmosphere, its unique take on power, isolation, and inheritance, and how its magic compares to real-world witchcraft practices. From blood soaked rites to psychedelic visions, we explore what makes Hellbender a standout in the modern witch/horror canon.

In this episode, Cory and Rossa tackle the terrifying world of The Conjuring—but is it truly a tale of ghosts, or just another cinematic smear against witchcraft? We unpack the legend of Bathsheba Sherman, the film’s Satanic Panic roots, and how Hollywood gets real-world witchcraft all wrong. From blood sacrifices to baby-killing myths, we separate horror fiction from magical fact. Grab your rosary and your ritual dagger—this one’s going to get intense.

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!