If “The Witch” had been directed by the early-career Werner Herzog of “Aguirre,” “Heart of Glass,” and “Even Dwarfs Started Small,” the result might have been something in the spirit of “Hagazussa,” ...

In the first segment of the four-part supernatural horror film “Hagazussa,” a 15th century Austrian farm girl named Albrun watches her diseased mother slowly die. Both women know no one will be coming ...

EXCLUSIVE: Gothic horror to premiere in Fantastic Fest next month. Toronto-based Raven Banner has picked up worldwide rights to Lukas Feigelfeld’s genre-bending feature Hagazussa – A Heathen’s Curse.

"Come to me." Doppelgänger Releasing has debuted a new official US trailer for the German horror thriller Hagazussa, set in the 15th century in Europe in a remote village in the Alps. Made by Austrian ...

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The forces of evil drew more power and influence during primitive times when belief and suspicion ruled over a less rational and educated masses. As civilization grew, the dark presence that once ...

A young woman is shunned as a witch in Lukas Feigelfeld's debut feature, a gorgeously unsettling vision of 15th-century superstition and vengeance. If “The Witch” had been directed by the early-career ...

“Hagazussa” (2017) is an atmospheric German Austrian horror movie by Lukas Feigelfeld. The plot is developed in a slow pace, and it is almost a silent movie with very few dialogs and eerie music score ...

Lukas Feigelfeld’s arty folk-horror debut 'Hagazussa: A Heathen's Curse' is a grim fairy tale about women shunned and vilified as witches during Europe’s Dark Ages. By Stephen Dalton Anyone who found ...

According to Hagazussa: A Heathen’s Curse, the first feature-length film from director Lukas Feigelfeld, Austria’s hinterlands are streaked with clouds like too much milk poured into coffee, carpeted ...