The Wicker Man
Why this pick
Like Eye of the Devil, it sets a rational outsider against an isolated rural community whose beautiful traditions conceal an increasingly ominous sacrificial logic.
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Why this pick
Like Eye of the Devil, it sets a rational outsider against an isolated rural community whose beautiful traditions conceal an increasingly ominous sacrificial logic.
Why this pick
Its period European village, elegant colour design and accumulating supernatural dread echo the baroque, uncanny atmosphere of Eye of the Devil.
Why this pick
A pastoral English setting becomes the site of ancient evil and communal corruption, with the same collision of aristocratic order and pagan menace.
Why this pick
This occult horror shares Eye of the Devil’s sense of hereditary doom, ritualized threat and polished 1970s-style genre unease.
Why this pick
A cool, visually controlled countryside nightmare in which an unsettling stranger and occult possibility disrupt an apparently stable domestic world.
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01 / THE STORY
Workers employed at a French vineyard quietly follow old pagan rituals that call for the life of the marquis owner to save his crops during dry seasons.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Philippe de Montfaucon

Odile
Christian
Grandec
Rennard
Marianne
Jacques de Montfaucon
Alain de Montfaucon