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The Satanic Panic Is Alive And Well In Utah

The Mormon state takes a deep dive back into one of the more hysterical moral panics of the 1980s.

The First Desperate Living T-Shirts Are Here

Dazzle your friends, horrify your neighbours and challenge tired convention in the first of our magnificent new fashion range.

Paint It Black (Magic): Mad Christian Conspiracies In Norwich

Have devil worshippers attacked the home of a devout Christian? The evidence suggests not.

The Ultimate Reprobate Halloween Party

Admittedly, every day is Halloween around Reprobate Towers – but for those you looking for seasonal reading, photo galleries, music and movies, don’t worry – we have you covered.

Deep 666’d – The Bus Trip Of The Beast Is No More

Religious fanatics force Poland’s Highway to Hel to change its bus route number.

The Pope’s Exorcist’s Red Hot PR Campaign Is Something Else

How do you sell a film that makes a hero out of an exorcist? With hellishly hot pizza and sauce challenges, of course!

Eric Ericson’s World Of Esoteric Demonology

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The occult mysteries of a sleazy pulp paperback – and its elusive author – explored.

Nikolas Schreck: Manson, Magic And Christopher Lee

Talking to the man behind The Manson File about his new edition of the book and other forthcoming publications.

Teenage Satanism In The 1980s: VHS-Era Christian Hysteria

More moral panic and slanderous claims from the religious fundamentalist grifters of the Satanic Panic era.

Nine Circles of Hell: Reviewing Psycho Synner’s Instant Discography

Nine albums, all released simultaneously – a mad folly, a moment of genius or a cynical slap in the face for music critics?

A Hysterical Christian Perspective On Halloween

Mike Warnke – the evangelical preacher who fraudulently claimed to have once been a Satanic High Priest and helped kick-start the Satanic Panic – warns of the dangers of Samhain.

Halloween Hammer: The Devil Rides Out

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Continuing our Hammer Horror month with a look at one of their most impressive films, adapted from the Dennis Wheatley novel.