Dark Magic at the Museum of the Moving Image

This weekend is your last chance to check out the creepy but fun events at the Museum of the Moving Image. Check out their site for the last of the lineup.

We have a few tricks up our sleeve for this Halloween season. Prepare to be ensorcelled by Dark Magic, a wicked screening series featuring pour souls across history plagued by curses, hexes, and all kinds of bad witchery. From a demonic 14th-century tale of feudal Japan to a Danish primer on the medieval origins of witchcraft to a 17th century New England homestead to a supernatural 19th century London to the 21st century American suburbs, these are deliciously creepy horror benchmarks than span history—stylish and scary and a hell of a lot of fun. Each of the titles in this program are featured in the new Museum of the Moving Image book Dark Magic: Scary Movies According to Reverse Shot, an anthology of twenty years of Reverse Shot writing, edited by Michael Koresky and Jeff Reichert, which will be available for sale starting this October in the Museum gift shop. Co-programmed by Koresky and Reichert.

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