The lore of witchcraft and ancient hexes has haunted the genre of horror films, from Bloody Mary to Babadook. With its historical artifacts, relics, and rituals, witchcraft is not a flimsy genre to deal with—it may not rely on jump scares, but its spiritual implications often run gendered and deep. Its reliance on rituals, grimoires, and talismans like dolls, Ouija boards, and other trinkets makes for a rich tapestry to be explored by modern-day witchcraft enthusiasts and historians alike! While history holds a marginal space for witches, the ritual goods can often be found refurbished in thrift stores, at backyard sales, and as collectibles—we often decorate with them for the aesthetic, mysterious value that they add, but what if there was a kernel of spiritual truth encased in these relics? One has to be careful about the energy they are inviting into their home, for it may just...