The Devil in Horror Cinema | Dr. Steve Haberman
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For the first English episode of The Vegan Satanist, host Laurent welcomes film historian, author and screenwriter Dr. Steve Haberman for an in-depth conversation about Satanism, evil, and the history of horror cinema.
Together they explore how filmmakers have portrayed the Devil and occult themes from the earliest days of cinema to modern horror.
The discussion travels through classic films such as Häxan, Universal’s disturbing masterpiece The Black Cat, Val Lewton’s psychological horror The Seventh Victim, and Hammer’s legendary occult film The Devil Rides Out.
Dr. Haberman shares insights from his career as a screenwriter and Hollywood insider while examining the deeper meaning behind satanic imagery in cinema. Is the Devil in horror films a literal supernatural force—or a metaphor for human darkness?
This episode of The Vegan Satanist is a fascinating exploration of horror film history, philosophy, religion, and storytelling.
Perfect for fans of:
classic horror cinema
occult films and satanic themes
gothic film history
film analysis and film studies
horror podcasts and genre storytelling
If you love horror movies and want to understand the deeper cultural meaning behind them, this episode is for you.