The Wind
Why this pick
This frontier chamber horror shares The Witch's historical harshness, sparse setting and mounting uncertainty around a woman's frightening isolation.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
This frontier chamber horror shares The Witch's historical harshness, sparse setting and mounting uncertainty around a woman's frightening isolation.
Why this pick
Its monochrome, old-world folk magic and grimly earthy village folklore offer a more surreal counterpart to The Witch's puritan nightmare.
Why this pick
Set amid seventeenth-century paranoia, it turns landscape, superstition and psychological disorientation into a tense, visually tactile folk-horror experience.
Why this pick
Though more expansive and contemporary, its escalating occult suspicion and devastating uncertainty preserve The Witch's sense that evil resists simple explanation.
Why this pick
A seventeenth-century Balkan folktale with tactile naturalism and witchcraft, but its reflective, intimate perspective makes a compelling tonal variation on Eggers's world.
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01 / THE STORY
In 1630 New England, members of a farming family suspect the oldest daughter of witchcraft when the youngest son suddenly vanishes.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Thomasin

William

Katherine
Caleb
Mercy
Jonas

Governor
The Witch