/x/ horror movies with folk tale aesthetic

>>17688126
Sleepy hollow

A lot of the old British hammer films.
Blood on satans claw is a good place to start.

Carnivale, the tv show would fit that description. Or Penny Dreadful, sometimes.

>>17688126
This film was shit. The best thing about it was Black Philip. How the fuck did you understand what they were saying, fucking horrible northern accents trying to speak old english.

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>>17688407
I hate those little twins fuck

>>17688407
>old english

the movie is set about 500 years after people stopped speaking old english

>>17688126
dont watch it there are real enchantments in the movie and spells tha can hunt your house

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>>17688715
wtf /x/ ? explain what you're talking bout mayn

>>17688407
I thought it was a great movie! A little dragged out but it was beautifully filmed. And it was simply so cringeworthy certain scenes, like the wincest shit and when that raven pecks the mom's titty off.

But I totally agree on the accents, I couldn't understand the father half the film.

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I really enjoyed this, and it has a kind of folk-y vibe. This and Mr. Jones.

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>>17688912
I'm trying honeymoon tnite cuz wildling booty