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Hasidic horror film is costume Jewry – and worse
This article originally ran in The Times of Israel Jewish supernatural horror films might seem a redundancy in a world that has plenty of real Jewish horrors, past and present, upon which to dwell. Moreover, they might seem an oxymoron, because supernatural horror generally requires powerful entities—witches, demons, and rampaging spirits —that either exist in a universe without God or are in direct conflict with God. Whatever that is, it’s not a Jewish universe. In our universe, a benevolent and omnipotent Creator is a given. Yet, our world—like that of our biblical ancestors—is filled...
Mark and Roeé
Over at CrimeSpree Magazine, Mark introduces us to Roeé Click here to read the article
Temple Beth Kodesh Scholar in Residence
Ever wonder about Lamed Vavniks, Golems, Dybbuks, and other Jewish fantasy and folklore figures? Mark enjoyed appearing at the Temple Beth Kodesh Scholar in Residence program! Watch the program below....
HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY on The Hidden Saint
Levenson has created an enchanting tale filled with engaging characters, demonic foes, rich historical details, and a fairy tale atmosphere. If you enjoyed Rena Rossner’s The Sisters of the Winter Wood or Katherine Arden’s The Bear and the Nightingale, this is a must read! A sweeping adventure that will leave a lasting impression. Highly recommended. Click here to read the...