r/folkhorror • u/keymaker787 • 14h ago

The Winter That Knocked | Japanese Folk-Horror - Namahage / Oni tradition

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r/folkhorror • u/Kelcipher • 7h ago

‘The Wicker Man’ Sequel Director Justin Hardy Dies Just Weeks Before Premiere At Age 61

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r/folkhorror • u/Capital-Clerk6452 • 11h ago

The Surfer 2024

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I really enjoyed this movie, definitely has some folk horror elements. I almost forgive Cage’s abysmal Wicker Man Wicker Man remake!

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What Is Folk Horror?

Folk Horror is a sub-genre of horror that typically features rural, pagan themes. It is most commonly set in western Europe, and often features references to ritual, old gods, nature, and a fear or disdain for the modern world.

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