Black Mass Appeal: Modern Satanism for the Masses

Pazuzu, the popular demon of ancient times, is discussed in this podcast. The hosts share their experiences with holiday decorations and their desire for a Pazuzu kids show. Megan Lewis shares her journey into Assyriology. The practicality of integrating magic, religion, and entities into everyday life is explored, along with the historical context and significance of Pazuzu amulets in Mesopotamian mythology.

Black Mass Appeal is developing a King James Aversion with this down and very dirty study of the absolute worst parts of the Bible.

A satanic black mass event is described, comparing it to a Catholic mass. The hosts discuss their desires for Satan's help, cautioning about potential pitfalls. Instructions on summoning and commanding spirits are provided. The composition of blood in animals is explored. Flaws in the Dewey Decimal System and the origins of the Necronomicon are discussed. The steps and components of a conjuration ritual are explained. The wide range of resources offered by libraries is highlighted.

We're making a Halloween house call to America's most famous haunted home to learn how the Amityville Horror conjured a new brand of American demonology. 

Atun-Shei Film's Andrew Rakich talks religion, race, and recreancy with his new Satanic historical thriller "The Sudbury Devil."

We are angel investors once again as we discuss the Satanic queer vibes of "Good Omens."

In the thrilling conclusion of our Black Miskatonic Appeal game: Who lives? Who dies? And who has to submit to Misty's community theater tryouts?

That is not dead what can eternal lie, but what if it's just been lying for 150 episodes or so, how dead is it then?

What Satanic secrets do we dig up in this grave underaking?