International Folk-Horror Films

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The presentation was created by Mr. Ridenour’s for the Rural Gothic conference hosted by The Folklore Podcast on 9/26/2020. The focus is on European folk-horror films, including Russian productions, and a few especially interesting Turkish films are also highlighted.

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These are the films discussed (English titles).

ANTHOLOGY FILMS: A Field Guide to Evil - Tale of Tales.

SPANISH LANGUAGE: Tombs of the Blind Dead – Macario - Poison for the Fairies - The Witches of Zugarramurdi - Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil.

GERMAN-LANGUAGE: Mark of the Devil – Laurin- Sennentuntschi

SCANDINAVIAN: The White Reindeer- The Juniper Tree – Trollhunter - Rare Exports- Thale- Border.

POLISH-ESTONIAN: Witchhammer – November.

CZECH-SLOVAKIAN: Valerie and Her Week of Wonders – Morgiana- Beauty and the Beast - The Cremator- Kytice - The Noonday Witc - Little Otik.

RUSSIAN: Vasilisa the Beautiful - Kashchey the Immortal – Viy - Viy: The Forbidden Empire - The Night Before Christmas - Gogol: The Beginning - Gogol: Viy - Gogol: A Terrible Revenge - The Bride - Queen of Spades: The Dark Rite - The Mermaid: Lake of the Dead - Ghouls (Vamps).

TURKISH: Dabbe films - Siccin films.