holy smokes! i forgot to mention Pi!

Pink Flamingoes? What does that have to do with the occult? I've never thought of it as occult-related, please enlighten me.
I'd also add:
Akira
Brazil
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
Mirrormask
Schizopolis
White Zombie
Howl's Moving Castle
The Wizard of Speed and Time

not long ago a document pointed out to me that 2001: A Space Odyssey contains deliberate alchemical content. find the relevant discussion here, beginning under the photo of Terrence McKenna to your right.

www.fusionanomaly.net/2001.html

The Craft

...just joking! (Bad joke for a movie which was also a bad joke... well, not for teenage wannabe Wiccans)
Put away the knives people!

oh, and that reminds me of the Evil Dead.
unless it was only serious films you were interested in....

Evil Dead rocks.

besides most of the above, I'd also recommend:

Geoges Melies - illusionist turned father of fantasy films (made between 1896 & 1912), some of which are on collections (his most famous is "LE VOYAGE DANS LA LUNE", he also did several Faust films, and others with himself as Mephistopheles or Satan)

THE MAGICIAN (silent film with Paul Wegener from THE GOLEM films as a Crowley-type)
Ingmar Bergman's THE SEVENTH SEAL and THE MAGICIAN
MACBETH (Welles' and Polanski's)
BURN, WITCH, BURN
CHILDREN SHOULDN'T PLAY WITH DEAD THINGS
CAT PEOPLE ('42 and '82)
TO THE DEVIL...A DAUGHTER (Hammer's followup to THE DEVIL RIDES OUT mentioned above)
animator Harry Smith (made films from '40's to '80), used lots of magical symbolism, especially Kabbalah
Matthew Barney's CREMASTER series (tho I've so far only managed to see #3, which is actually the 5th one, which was about Freemasonry)
Jean Cocteau's BLOOD OF A POET, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, ORPHEUS, and THE TESTAMENT OF ORPHEUS (supposedly he was for a time head of the Rosy Cross)
FAUST (Murnau's and Svankmajer's) and DOCTOR FAUSTUS (Richard Burton doing Marlowe)
DEF BY TEMPTATION
THE BROTHERHOOD OF SATAN
werewolves: THE WEREWOLF OF LONDON, THE WOLF MAN, I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF, THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF, THE BOY WHO CRIED WEREWOLF, THE HOWLING (but NONE of the sequels), AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, A COMPANY OF WOLVES, FULL ECLIPSE, DOG SOLDIERS, and most of Spanish star Paul Naschy's series ('67-'83) are fun
vampires: too many to mention all (I like even some of the bad ones, especially Dracula), but on top are NOSFERATU (Murnau's and Herzog's), DRACULA'S DAUGHTER, KISS OF THE VAMPIRE, THE BODY BENEATH, HOUSE OF DARK SHADOWS, DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS, THE BLOOD SPATTERED BRIDE, DEATHDREAM, THE LEGENDARY CURSE OF LEMORA, MARTIN, NEAR DARK, TALE OF A VAMPIRE, NADJA, THE ADDICTION, HABIT, SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE
Bunuel & Dali's UN CHIEN ANDALOU
HELLRAISER & HELLBOUND Hellraiser 2
THE DEVIL'S RAIN (for silly fun)
Craig Baldwin's SPECTRES OF THE SPECTRUM
Guy Maddin's TWILIGHT OF THE ICE NYMPHS
Derek Jarman's version of THE TEMPEST
ALL THAT MONEY CAN BUY (a.k.a. THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER)
the Amicus omnibus series: DR. TERROR'S HOUSE OF HORRORS, TORTURE GARDEN, THE HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, THE VAULT OF HORROR
Vincent Price in THE HAUNTED PALACE (Poe title, but Lovecraft story), CRY OF THE BANSHEE, and both Dr. Phibes films
THE DUNWICH HORROR
ANGEL HEART
THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW
PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE
THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY ('45)
Lon Chaney as THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ('25)

tv series: "DARK SHADOWS" ('60's & '90's), "ROD SERLING'S NIGHT GALLERY", "TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE", "AMERICAN GOTHIC", "BRIMSTONE"

I think one of Maya Deren's films was mentioned above, but ANY of her films have certain Occult sensibilities (she went Haiti to film Voodoo, and ended up staying, getting fully immersed)

okay, I'm a film-geek...I'll quit...for now...mwahahahahahahahaha...

Unfortunately, have never seen EMERALD FOREST - strange, too, since I love Boorman's EXCALIBUR, ZARDOZ, & others (even, 'cause it's sooooo bad, EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC).

Finally saw Kenneth Anger's "INVOCATION OF MY DEMON BROTHER" and "LUCIFER RISING", both are marvelous. I had seen others by him, like "SCORPIO RISING", before, but these 2 (which are available on one dvd) are highly commendable.

Just finished reading a really good book on occult movies, albeit specifically the Devil & such, titled THE SATANIC SCREEN An Illustrated Guide to the Devil in the Cinema by Nikolas Schreck (!) - if I'm not mistaken, the author is a follower of the Left-Hand Path, so he tends to lambaste "christian propaganda" movies like the EXCORCIST and OMEN series. Also nicely illustrated.
And I bought it for only $5 @ Half Price Books.

Jacob's Ladder
Serpent and the Rainbow
Cool World
another vote for 9th Gate

and boy do I have a lot to rent now...some on the list look quite iiinteresting

almost all films of bunuel - they are absolutely not declared magick,
but i think they are - that surrealistic dream stuff, completely normal situations
within completely strange plots or otherwise round and so on. Standard action
with very strange sidekicks exploding into, but no one even notes them, and so
on and so on ... great :)
Oh, btw.: not trying to advertise splatter movies, but films like "house by the cemetery"
fit very good in my above described pattern. Either one can described it as total crap
or as scenes from a nightmare. At least when considering how people act there.

Jarman's 'TEMPEST" plucks the heart strings of my wildest imagination. Though it does not include all of Shakespeare's text, Jarman is faithful to the magickal essence of the story and directs it with the quirky theatricality he is known for. For me, it is his masterpiece. The riveting performances of Heathcote Williams (Prospero), Toyah Willcox (Miranda) and Jack Birkett (Caliban) embody the play's mysticism like a rosy cross submerged in the blood of the dying gods they represent.

yeah, that was a surprisingly faithful translation... Lovecraft movies in general seem to be cursed by bad translations - though I haven't seen any of the indie stuff the LFF people do.

I didn't like the acting or the script, but the concept of "The Matrix" is quite engaging. "Ground Hog Day" is an all time fave of mine. It plays out the idea of intention. "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is a very clever play on the Freudian themes of id, ego, and repressed sexuality. "Eraser Head" was already mentioned, but I thought I'd second the motion. To me it seems to allude to the Thelemic concept of love under will. "Baraka" is a masterpiece that give one a feel for the interconnectedness of humanity. I could go on with other movies like "How To Get Ahead In Advertising" and "Evil Dead II", but I think I'd be stretching the meaning of the word "Occult". However, to me, anything that penetrates the collective consciousness qualifies.

DAYWATCH is fucking awesome.
Homophobia aside keep your ass relaxed.
Both Nightwatch and Daywatch are amazing.

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