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Séances, Spells & Spirits

12 Classic Supernatural Movies

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Witches Mediums & Spirits 12 Classic Supernatural Movies Public Domain DVD

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12-Movie Collection

1. Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages — 1922
   Witches, demons, medieval superstition, black magic, and witch trials. (Wikipedia)

2. The Mystic — 1925
   A mysterious carnival medium conducts elaborate séances to deceive wealthy clients. (AFI Catalog)

3. The Thirteenth Chair — 1929
   A medium holds a séance where murder strikes in the darkness. (AFI Catalog)

4. The Magician — 1926
   An occultist searches ancient magical texts for the secret of creating life. (Turner Classic Movies)

5. Faust — 1926
   A desperate man makes a supernatural bargain with the Devil. (Wikipedia)

6. The Student of Prague — 1926
   A sinister bargain unleashes a deadly supernatural double. (Wikipedia)

7. The Phantom Carriage — 1921
   A ghostly carriage collects the souls of the newly dead. (Turner Classic Movies)

8. The Golem: How He Came into the World — 1920
   A rabbi uses ancient sorcery to bring a giant clay guardian to life. (German History in Documents and Images)

9. Nosferatu — 1922
   A supernatural vampire brings terror and death to a European town. (Wikipedia)

10. The Cat and the Canary — 1927
    An eerie mansion, a strange inheritance, hidden passages, and apparent ghostly threats. (AFI Catalog)

11. The Last Warning — 1928
    Actors return to a supposedly haunted theater where a performer was murdered. (Wikipedia)

12. Seven Footprints to Satan — 1929
    A bizarre occult mystery involving masked figures, strange rituals, and a terrifying Satanic master. (Wikipedia)

All twelve films were originally released by 1929. The U.S. Copyright Office currently states that works published in the United States before January 1, 1931, are in the public domain. Use original-era film elements rather than a later copyrighted restoration, soundtrack, or commentary track. (U.S. Copyright Office)