Thread: Occult films

Originally Posted by SWM

i liked hellblazer because it was based off of my favorite comic book series.

Funny, that's why I won't see it (original Delano run).

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I would say:


The Ninth Gate - love this movie

Originally Posted by arkham

I would say:


The Ninth Gate - love this movie

I agree. I forgot all about that one.

Sin Eatter was a good movie.

Probably the work of Kenneth Anger, Lucifer Rising etc, great stuff.

Originally Posted by Skeptismo118

Funny, that's why I won't see it (original Delano run).

Ah I loved it. I never see movies based on books with any expectations on it being tuned to the book. I liked the fact that he had a huge cross gun. I could never see Constantine with that ridiculous thing, which is why it was a good movie for me.

Anyone here heard of Esoteric Agenda, it a documentary however it keeps true to the name.

I like to think of Fight Club as an occult film, talking about idividual freedom, questining the normal and refusing the be part of mainstream method of thought.

The films of Alejandro Jordorowsky have been a great inspiration for me, especially "The Holy Mountain". Not only are they amazing films cinematically, but each scene is full of profound symbols and ideas. "The Holy Mountain" especially addresses the importance of not getting caught up in "spiritual materialism", and losing sight of the true goal, namely truth, and maybe an end to suffering.

The Holy Mountain (1973)

YouTube - The Holy Mountain theatrical trailer

Originally Posted by zoomare

The films of Alejandro Jordorowsky have been a great inspiration for me, especially "The Holy Mountain". Not only are they amazing films cinematically, but each scene is full of profound symbols and ideas. "The Holy Mountain" especially addresses the importance of not getting caught up in "spiritual materialism", and losing sight of the true goal, namely truth, and maybe an end to suffering.

The Holy Mountain (1973)

YouTube - The Holy Mountain theatrical trailer

I second that, fantastic stuff.