I'm Travis Hunter, joined as always by my co-host, my sister, and my brother-in-law.

Hi, I'm Renee Hunter Vasquez. Hi, I'm John Paul Vasquez. This week, we're broadcasting live from the Moonrise Erbs Apothecary discussing the 2016 romantic horror comedy, The Love Witch. This film is written and directed by Anna Biller. Drawing inspiration from Technicolor horror films of the 60s and 70s, the Love Witch boasts admirable and impressive attention to

detail when it comes to capturing the feel of the era. While the film delivers on style, it also

offers potent social commentary on love and gender dynamics and relationships. Add in a dash

of memorable performances, a compelling story, and well-research rituals, and it's no surprise

that many consider the

Love Witch a modern-day cult classic. This film was recommended to us by friend of the show

Miguel Myers, who hosts the fantastic podcast My Horror Confessional. He posts new episodes every

Friday, so you should absolutely check out the show if you haven't already. We want to thank

Miguel for all his support, as well as this suggestion.

So, The Love Witch, what were your first impressions on the film?

It was okay.

I enjoyed a lot of this movie, but it did not enchant me.

It's like the title of your review?

It did. it is very pretty yes i will say that i do like the style uh i enjoyed the music it wasn't all the way bad it was more confusing for me

than anything okay so i think that's what kind of threw the movie off for me.

But I did enjoy, like I said, the way this movie looked, the style and feel of it, I really

did enjoy that.

I think you could honestly trick somebody.

Right.

And tell them that this film came out in like 1969 or something.

It's so believable.

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