Review of Häxan (1922) by Samuel D — 12 Aug 2007
Despite an uneven feel, this is neverless well-made and very entertaining. Consists of an overview of the history of superstition, a showcasing of medieval torture devices, a weak thesis on how modern-day victims of hysteria are not much better off than those thought to be witches long ago, and numerous sketches of medieval witch-parties where Satan pops up every now and then and behaves like a silly goose.
This review of Häxan (1922) was written by Samuel D on 12 Aug 2007.
Häxan has generally received very positive reviews.
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