Another incredible production from Linda Palmer-Cardone. Halloween Obsessed provides a factual approach to a real topic that is often presented in a negative way or glossed over with fun festivities surrounding Halloween. I love the way that Palmer-Cardone embraces challenging topics and delivers vital information in a captivating, well-thought out, and entertaining way. From the interviews to the music to the imagery and storyline, I recommend this documentary as a must-see to gain a deeper de-mystified understanding of "witches" and the evolution throughout history.
12 Reviews
Outstanding!
rebeccambebe22 March 2022
Wow! What a fun, informative and enjoyable first episode for this docu-series!! Beautifully done, easy to follow and captivating. I was completely engaged and I am so looking forward to the next episode! So much information about witches from all the years past to present day. The knowledge these folks have about witches is impressive. They dispel myths and helped me understand how history played a roll in creating how witches are viewed in various parts of society today. I thoroughly enjoyed this film!!! Well done and I'm looking forward to the next episode!
Informative and entertaining
annievanost27 April 2022
This documentary on witches was one of the best. It wasn't intimating, good for information and people that are curious. You learn a lot and the guests all seem like they have great energy and experience. Definitely recommend!!
Insightful and fascinating docu-series
julia-18330 April 2022
Loved this show! What a fascinating documentary on a topic I didn't know much about. Very enlightening with great production quality and I like the way it melded the modern with the old history. Very interesting and I highly recommend it!
Loved it!
laree-0066618 April 2022
Excellent Production!
pegainsley17 March 2022
Excellent Documentary
sailavagrace20 March 2022
Great docu series!
DawnFields17 March 2022
I really enjoyed the first installment in this docu-series. I didn't realize how little I knew about witches. The production value is great and the information is laid out in an entertaining and easy-to-understand format. Great job all the way around!
Excellent and Illuminating Documentary!!
Floros200818 July 2022
Warning: Spoilers
I really enjoyed watching this episode of "The Misconception Of Witches". It was very informative, interesting, fascinating, and it allowed me to see how much I didn't know about witches. The filmmakers did an excellent job in bringing the world of witches to life. I also loved the animation sequences in between throughout the film. Witches are supposed to be scary people that everyone should stay away from. But they're real human beings, with their challenges, just like everyone else. They're not all, out to hurt people. That's a major misconception which this documentary really got across. Well done filmmakers!! Excellent work!!
Engaging and insightful documentary
wmenara27 March 2022
Wizard of Oz was the movie that did me in about witches. (insert smiley face). Thoroughly enjoyed this documentary. It provided historical information and interviews with modern-day witches and helped to demystify the stigma about witches.
The Bee's Knees
thejhorton14 April 2023
Ah, man, let me tell you about this groovy documentary I saw about witches. It was the cat's meow, I tell ya, one of the best I've ever seen. What I dug about it was that it wasn't intimidating, you know what I mean? Like, it was totally cool for anyone who's curious about witches and their ways. You could learn a ton from it, and the guests they had on were all these cool cats who knew their stuff and had that real energy and experience that comes from living it.
I mean, it was wild, man. They talked about all kinds of stuff, like spells and potions and rituals and all that jazz. And what was really far-out was how they showed that witches ain't just some made-up thing from old fairy tales, but a real-deal phenomenon that's been around for centuries. They had all this gnarly historical info and facts and figures that really made you stop and think.
And let me tell you, the guests they had on were real characters, man. They all had their own stories and experiences to share, and you could tell they were all super passionate about what they do. They had that spark, that fire in their eyes, you know? It was like they were all on this crazy journey together, exploring this weird and wonderful world of witchcraft.
And the way they talked about it, man, it was like poetry. Like they were weaving this magical spell with their words, drawing you in and making you feel like you were right there with them, seeing and feeling everything they were. It was like they were speaking a language that only the initiated could understand, but they still managed to make it accessible and relatable to anyone who was listening.
I gotta say, man, this doc was a real eye-opener for me. Like, I always thought of witches as these old ladies with pointy hats and broomsticks, you know? But this showed me that there's so much more to it than that. That witches come in all shapes and sizes and genders and ages, and that they're just regular people like you and me, who happen to have this incredible gift for tapping into the energy and magic of the universe.
And the thing is, man, it wasn't just all about the spells and the potions and the rituals. It was also about the community of witches, about how they support and uplift each other, and how they use their powers for good. They talked about how witches have been at the forefront of social justice movements for centuries, fighting against oppression and injustice and standing up for what's right.
And what really blew my mind, man, was how they showed that witchcraft isn't just some weird fringe thing, but that it's actually deeply connected to the natural world and our own inner selves. They talked about how witches use the cycles of the moon and the seasons to guide their practices, and how they use meditation and visualization to tap into their own inner power and intuition.
I mean, it was like this whole other world, man, that I never even knew existed. But the thing is, even though it was all new to me, it didn't feel intimidating or exclusive or anything like that. It felt welcoming and inclusive and open-minded. Like, anyone could come along for the ride and learn something new and cool and mind-blowing.
So yeah, man, I definitely recommend this doc to anyone who's even a little bit curious about witches and their ways. You'll learn a ton, you'll be entertained as heck, and you might just come away with a whole new perspective on the world. It's the bee's knees, daddy-o, the real deal. So go check it out!
I mean, it was wild, man. They talked about all kinds of stuff, like spells and potions and rituals and all that jazz. And what was really far-out was how they showed that witches ain't just some made-up thing from old fairy tales, but a real-deal phenomenon that's been around for centuries. They had all this gnarly historical info and facts and figures that really made you stop and think.
And let me tell you, the guests they had on were real characters, man. They all had their own stories and experiences to share, and you could tell they were all super passionate about what they do. They had that spark, that fire in their eyes, you know? It was like they were all on this crazy journey together, exploring this weird and wonderful world of witchcraft.
And the way they talked about it, man, it was like poetry. Like they were weaving this magical spell with their words, drawing you in and making you feel like you were right there with them, seeing and feeling everything they were. It was like they were speaking a language that only the initiated could understand, but they still managed to make it accessible and relatable to anyone who was listening.
I gotta say, man, this doc was a real eye-opener for me. Like, I always thought of witches as these old ladies with pointy hats and broomsticks, you know? But this showed me that there's so much more to it than that. That witches come in all shapes and sizes and genders and ages, and that they're just regular people like you and me, who happen to have this incredible gift for tapping into the energy and magic of the universe.
And the thing is, man, it wasn't just all about the spells and the potions and the rituals. It was also about the community of witches, about how they support and uplift each other, and how they use their powers for good. They talked about how witches have been at the forefront of social justice movements for centuries, fighting against oppression and injustice and standing up for what's right.
And what really blew my mind, man, was how they showed that witchcraft isn't just some weird fringe thing, but that it's actually deeply connected to the natural world and our own inner selves. They talked about how witches use the cycles of the moon and the seasons to guide their practices, and how they use meditation and visualization to tap into their own inner power and intuition.
I mean, it was like this whole other world, man, that I never even knew existed. But the thing is, even though it was all new to me, it didn't feel intimidating or exclusive or anything like that. It felt welcoming and inclusive and open-minded. Like, anyone could come along for the ride and learn something new and cool and mind-blowing.
So yeah, man, I definitely recommend this doc to anyone who's even a little bit curious about witches and their ways. You'll learn a ton, you'll be entertained as heck, and you might just come away with a whole new perspective on the world. It's the bee's knees, daddy-o, the real deal. So go check it out!
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