Folklore - A Faustian Deal
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Trivia: What is the possible origin and meaning behind the name “Mephistopheles” in the Faust legend?
Which early English play about Faust was rumoured to have summoned real devils on stage during its first performances?
In which famous version of the Faust story is the pact with the devil sealed by signing in blood—a gesture now iconic in supernatural tales?
Which forms of modern media—including anime, manga, and video games—feature storylines inspired by Faustian bargains?
Before the famous works of Goethe and Marlowe, what kinds of literature popularized the Faust story in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries?
Which opera based on the Faust legend became so popular in 19th-century France that it was performed more than 2,000 times at the Paris Opera House?
Ready to tempt fate and your tastebuds?
Summon your inner cinephile (and perhaps a demon or two) for a mini watchlist of horror films dripping with Faustian bargains. Each film comes with a snack so wickedly fitting, you’ll feel the devil dancing on your tongue.
The Devil’s Advocate (1997) – A slick, infernal tale of ambition and moral decay.
Sinister Snack: Fiery jalapeño cheese puffs—because power, like spice, always exacts aprice.
Rosemary’s Baby (1968) – Classic paranoia and satanic intrigue in a New York apartment.
Sinister Snack: Black sesame macarons—bewitching and just a little bit unsettling.
Häxan (1922) – Occult imagery and diabolical pacts swirl in this silent, documentary-horror masterpiece.
Sinister Snack: Licorice twists and dark chocolate—old-world flavors for ancient evils.
The Witch (2015) – Temptation and transcendence in Puritan New England.
Sinister Snack: Black licorice ropes and mulled cider—earthy, eerie, and just a touch forbidden.
Bedazzled (2000) – For a devilish comedy spin, let Elizabeth Hurley tempt you into laughter (and questionable life choices).
Sinister Snack: Red hot cinnamon candies—sweet at first, with a burning aftertaste.
Do you dare tempt fate?
Craft your own two-sentence Faustian horror story—succinct, sinister, and steeped in temptation—and email it to usfor a chance to have your wicked words read live on air! Will your pact with the devil outwit the rest?
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