Occult sex had a huge following in the 60s and early 70s; enough to spawn tons of pulp publications that were considered some of the filthiest stuff you could buy in the back of your drugstore for 50 cents a pop. These are some of our favorites!
7. Search – Search isn’t an occult sex mag, which is why it gets extra points for its fabulous pieces on the occult sex explosion in the 60s and 70s, in V3 #2, published 1973.
6. Satan’s Scrapbook – Better than most, Satan’s Scrapbook is a bit too cheesy, and the few photos used in the mag look like rejects from their sister publications, Bitchcraft, and Black Magic.
5. Satan Sex Ceremonies – This dirty mag features photo spreads of naked Satanists mid ritual; not as long running as other occult sex mags, but still hot. Despite the cheesy title, many of their articles are well researched and prime reading material for anyone who enjoys the occasional dip into occult.
4. Witches & Bitches – Beautiful, naked, witches and Satanist bitches in various scenes of debauchery. Need I say more? Witches & Bitches came out before Bitchcraft, and mostly featured dominate women; hot for some, but I prefer my women in chains.
3. Bitchcraft – This mag, along with Satana, and Black Magic make it into the top three because, not only are their aesthetics dedicated to Satanism, as it was popular n the 60s and 70s, but because they were some of the longest running publications.
2. Satana – While Black Magic has hotter photo spreads, Satana has the better covers; there’s always an incredible babe on the cover, and they never shied away from a little humor and fun in their mags. Sometimes, less schlock and more real humor is a great change.
1. Black Magic – My favorite of the early 60s upper echelon occult sex magazines, not because of the obvious occult hot sex, or the naked chicks. But because of their focus on ‘Lingerie Witchcraft’, –the worship of black stockings, garter belts, and high heels. Oh and because Barbie Conners’ ritualistic bendy poses make me wet.
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