Social Justice Behind the Curtains at KillJoy’s Kastle A pair of lesbian-feminist artists have staged a rejoinder to evangelical Christian “hell houses.” Welcome to where the patriarchy goes to die. Madeleine Thomas
Social Justice Parapsychology at Paradise Found Considering America's ambivalent fascination with pop-mysticism. Max Ufberg
Social Justice Invaders in Our Living Room: Why We Love the Myth That Most Americans Believed the 1938 ‘War of the Worlds’ Broadcast The real legacy of the War of the Worlds is how we think about mass media. Benjamin Naddaff-Hafrey
Social Justice Horror Flicks and the Deus Absconditus: The Scariest Movies Confront Us With God’s Apathy Why the Exorcist still plays on our greatest fears. Jerrod Rosenbaum
Social Justice The Jinn of Oman On the edge of the Arabian Desert, one remote outpost encounters evil spirits with disturbing frequency. Gaar Adams
Social Justice The Aye-Aye and the Finger of Death The world’s most demonic lemur is also its most endangered. Meet the creature with the ugliest finger on the planet. Jason Bittel
Social Justice My Demons and My Dog and This Anxiety and That Noise Anxiety is clearest when it’s loud—and most dangerous when it’s quiet. Hanif Abdurraqib
Social Justice Deliver Us From Evil: The Business of Exorcism Exorcism and entertainment: How the distortion of a Catholic rite became a cottage industry Dan Shewan
Social Justice How Alexander the Great Used Genies to Build a Great, Great Wall What ancient myth can teach us about demonization, xenophobia, and the comforting fiction of a wall. Asher Kohn
Social Justice Exorcist, Cure Thyself Lessons on religious hubris—and secular smugness—from an evangelical childhood. Caleb Caldwell