Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States

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Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· 18d

The story behind the film is almost more interesting than the film itself. Took six years to make because the director was doing everything himself #FolkHorrorFriday

~ Production
Principal photography took place in Santa Cruz, California and the Yosemite National Park. The film
was in post-production for almost six years due to the solo work and budget limits of director Jordan
Graham, who also built the cabin that was used in the film. June Peterson, who plays Nani in the film, is Graham's grandmother, and her
belief in a supernatural being called
Sator which watches over her formed the basis of the film's story.

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· 18d

I was a little off. The grandmother is the writer-director's real grandmother, who actually did talk about this Sator entity, but the rest of the cast are actors. Look at this guy's list of positions, though: #FolkHorrorFriday

Wikipedia screenshot showing that Jordan Graham wrote, directed, produced, filmed, and edited the film as well as composed and recorded the music.

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· 19d

Tomorrow! Get lost in the woods again with #FolkHorrorFriday. We are watching SATOR (2019) starting at 9pm ET, and the movie is free to stream on Tubi.

Poster for Sator. Closeup of dirty and gnarled hands sketching a skeletal, antlered, ominous figure.

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· 27d

Two more days until #FolkHorrorFriday when we continue our strange trip through the forest with GAIA. Join along by streaming the movie from Tubi, starting at 9pm ET.

Poster for Gaia. Black image of a woman turning into tree roots against a bright red background

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Jul 10

Been a wild week, but just a couple hours until we watch WITHOUT NAME on Tubi at 9pm ET. Time to lose your mind in the woods. #FolkHorrorFriday

Poster for without name. Mostly
black but with the glowing green face of a man criss-crossed by tree branch shadows

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Jul 2

This Friday at 9pm ET we are watching THE SUDBURY DEVIL (2023). This month's theme is "madness in the woods," and we are starting with a very indie regional film set in 1600s Massachusetts. Free to stream on Tubi. #FolkHorrorFriday

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Jun 25

Tomorrow! We are watching NOROI: THE CURSE, the great Japanese found footage film from 2005. Free to stream on Tubi. We press play at 9pm ET. #FolkHorrorFriday

Movie poster. Close-up of a wonky looking mask with a small horn emerging from the top of the head. The mask is stained red in places but the paint is mostly worn away. The eye holes are dark and empty. The small mouth is turned down.

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Jun 19

Tonight! In an unprecedented move for #FolkHorrorFriday, I will be screening a movie I've never actually seen before, but I trust that this is a good one. See you at 9pm ET.

Poster for ROH. A long-haired child wearing pajamas in the woods at night faces the camera. A fire burns behind them.

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Jun 12

Tonight! It's #FolkHorrorFriday and we are watching the 2021 Korean film SEIRE starting at 9pm ET. Free to stream on Tubi.

Poster for the movie SEIRE (새이레). A closeup of an apple that has been halved. It is rotten and bleeding but one side holds a human fetus

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Jun 5

Tomorrow! We are watching THE RITES OF MAY (ITIM) for #FolkHorrorFriday. Join us at 9pm; movie is free to stream on Tubi!

Poster for The Rites of May. A red-toned closeup photo of half a woman's face

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· May 29

Just a few hours away from our #FolkHorrorFriday movie, ALISON'S BIRTHDAY! Join us at 9pm ET, free to stream on Tubi.

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· May 22

Tonight! We watch Play for Today: Robin Redbreast, a made-for-TV movie that has been getting more attention in the last few years as interest in folk horror has exploded. Join us at 9pm ET, free to stream on Tubi.

Poster for Robin Redbreast, red and black image of a man in a hat. His reflection is a hare

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· May 15

Tonight at 9pm ET we press play on WITCHFINDER GENERAL for #FolkHorrorFriday.

Black, yellow, and white poster for Witchfinder General. A sinister looking man in a hat, flames behind him

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· May 7

This week on #FolkHorrorFriday, we're watching another classic of the genre, KILL LIST (2011). Free to stream on Tubi. We start at 9pm ET.

Orange and black poster. Image of a man's face and a ritualistic symbol superimposed over a forest

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· May 2

#folkhorrorfriday

Drake meme. Rejecting "burning animals," and pleased with "burning busybody cops"

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· May 1

It's May Day, witches #FolkHorrorFriday

Torso shot of a maroon t-shirt with a rustic yellow sun and the words SUMMERISLE MAY DAY FESTIVAL 1973

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Apr 30

Tomorrow is May Day, and we all have an appointment with The Wicker Man. Starts 9pm ET. Free to stream on Tubi. Not sure which cut is there, so feel free to watch in whatever format feels best to you. #FolkHorrorFriday

Poster for The Wicker Man's 50th Anniversary 4K release. The wicker man looms over dancing women in white dresses and flower crowns

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Apr 23

This #FolkHorrorFriday! The last of our "Good for Her" series: Romero's 1973 Season of the Witch. This movie is actually featured in the very first issue of Crossroads thanks to a brilliant article by @michaelcerliano.bsky.social Join us at 9pm ET, free to stream on Tubi.

Poster for Season of the Witch. An angry woman glares at the viewer from under a hooded yellow raincoat

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Apr 17

We are so back

An opened cardboard box full of new copies of Crossroads

Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk· Apr 13

This week's "Good for Her" #FolkHorrorFriday is Ring (1998), the classic that brought J-Horror to the rest of the world. Maybe not the first thing you think of when you hear the term "folk horror," but it is folkloric, with a dash of the occult. Join us Friday, 9pm ET. Free to stream on Tubi.