The Occult Experience

Synopsis

The Occult Experience, a documentary film released in 1985, explores the world of occultism and its various practices. The film delves into the mysteries of tarot cards, witchcraft, satanism, and other supernatural phenomena, providing insights into the beliefs and rituals of individuals who engage with the occult. Through interviews with occult practitioners, the movie sheds light on their perspectives, experiences, and the societal perceptions surrounding the occult. With atmospheric visuals and compelling narratives, The Occult Experience takes viewers on a journey into the fascinating and enigmatic realm of the supernatural, offering a rare glimpse into a world often misunderstood and shrouded in mystery.

Cast

• Margot Adler

  Self - Occult Author

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  Michael Aquino

  Self - Temple of Set Founder

• Lilith Sinclair

  Self - Temple of Set

• Dean Shilton

  Self - Anglican Church

• Selena Fox

  Self - Wiccan Witch

• Alex Sanders

  Self - King of Witches

Reviews

The Occult Experience, directed by Frank Heimans, has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the documentary for its in-depth exploration of the occult world and the engaging interviews with practitioners, others felt that it lacked a coherent narrative structure. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 64%, highlighting the film's intriguing subject matter but noting its occasional lack of focus. IMDb users rated The Occult Experience 6.4 out of 10, with many viewers appreciating the unique insights into the world of the occult presented in the documentary. Metacritic's aggregate score for the movie sits at 60, with critics acknowledging its informative content while criticizing its pacing. Overall, The Occult Experience offers a thought-provoking look at a mysterious subculture, appealing to those intrigued by the supernatural.

See also

The Card Counter

The Turning

Eiffel

Breach