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The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years has just released Season of the Witch -- a history of San Francisco circa 1967-1982.

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06/01/12 âSeason of the Witch Enchantment, Terror, and... Source: The Washington Post - Washington DC Also in effect was a lot of plain old looking out for one another.
06/01/12 Review -- Season of the Witch: Enchantment, Terror and... Source: The Huffington Post The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years has just released Season of the Witch -- a history of San Francisco circa 1967-1982.
06/01/12 Shout! Factory Shows Even More Love to Horror Fans... Source: Film School Rejects There are a handful of kick-ass specialty labels out there who make a habit of bringing beloved genre classics (and sometimes not-so-classic classics) back to life on Blu-ray and DVD with releases that show real TLC for the films and the fans.
05/01/12 Review: "Season of the Witch" Source: SF Weekly - San Francisco CA "I blame Mick Jagger for fucking with black magic," Peter Coyote says a good chunk of the way into Season of the Witch , Salon founder David Talbot's sprawling, lurid, dishy, and electric history of how the San Francisco of good Catholics and longshoremen became all the San Franciscos that followed: of pot and Diggers and its own rock 'n' roll, of H and Hell's Angels, of Alioto debating Eldridge Cleaver on KQED, of Harvey Milk, "one-woman Tammany Hall" Rose Pak, and Sister Boom Boom, who once in full nun's getup pinned a "Dump Dianne" button onto Dianne Feinstein herself, of whom Talbot notes, "in any other city in America, [she] would have been considered a raving liberal."
04/29/12 Season of the Witch Source: Sacramento News & Review - Sacramento CA Way back during the Crusades, God's knights Behmen (Nicolas Cage) and Felson (Ron Perlman) are trapped in a montage that plays out like a teaser for an upcoming medieval-times first-person-shooter videogame.