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Eli Roth's History of Horror
Season 2 • Episode 4 • Witches
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Eli Roth's History of Horror Season 2, Episode 4: Witches
The witch is a towering figure in the history of horror. The archetypical evil witch is everything mainstream religion tells us a woman should not be - and that unapologetic, very female power frightens men and fascinates women. Watch Eli Roth's History of Horror Season 2, Episode 4 Witches in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Eli Roth's History of Horror Season 2, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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6 episodes
Houses of Hell
Home is where the heart is, unless one lives in a house of hell. Whether they're filled with specters or psychos, every house of hell pokes at illusions of comfort and safety.
42 min
Monsters
The history of monster movies is also the history of the evolution of special effects technology; whatever their size or shape and whatever they represent, for many horror fans monsters are the best part of the genre.
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Body Horror
Sometimes disgusting, body horror films makes audience members question their prejudices against physical difference, their attitudes about sex and gender, their fear of disease and contamination, and how much appearance determines destiny.
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Witches
The witch is a towering figure in the history of horror. The archetypical evil witch is everything mainstream religion tells us a woman should not be - and that unapologetic, very female power frightens men and fascinates women.
42 min
Chilling Children
Parents are supposed to love their children, no matter how awful their kids may be. The films highlighted in this episode may not solve the mystery of where evil comes from, but they have a terrifically terrifying time raising the question.
42 min
Nine Nightmares
Nine Nightmares is a deep dive into nine uncategorizable films that push the boundaries of horror. Great films that entertain us and provoke us. Films that put society under a microscope, making us question not just what we fear, but why we fear it.
42 min