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イギリス版『ウィッカーマン final cut』のDVDは、1枚目は『Burnt Offering: The Cult of the Wicker Man』『Worshipping The Wicker Man』『The Music of The Wicker Man』の3本のミニ・ドキュメンタリーを収録しているほか、ハーディとリーへのインタビュー、劇場予告編などを収録し、2 ...
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the folk-horror classic, STUDIOCANAL is delighted to release a brand new trailer. The 50th Anniversary Event took place...
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The British horror film The Wicker Man (1973) brought the wicker man into modern popular culture. [7] In recent times, a wicker man (without human or animal sacrifices) has been burnt at some neopagan ceremonies, folk festivals, as well as festivals such as Burning Man in the United States [7] and the former Wickerman Festival in Scotland. [15]
Rowan sets fire to the wicker man and Malus suffers a horrible death. The insane crowd chants, "The drone must die!", believing that Malus's sacrifice will restore their honey production. The last scene is shown with Sister Willow and Sister Honey going into a bar and talking with two male police officers (James Franco and Jason Ritter).
The Wicker Man is a series of two horror films directed by British author and director Robin Hardy. The films are not directly linked to one another, but all deal with the theme of paganism in the modern world.
Sergeant Howie investigates a missing child on the Scottish island of Summerisle. As a conservative Christian, he’s unsettled by the residents’ pagan rituals and sexual behavior, especially Willow, the magistrate’s daughter. His investigation delves into the island’s peculiar customs.
A reclusive lawman (Nicolas Cage) travels to a secluded island to search for a girl who has gone missing. Once there, he discovers sinister forces at work among the island's secretive residents ...
