The Goetic demon Astaroth, whose name is derived from Ashtoreth, the biblical spelling of the name of the Phoenician goddess Astarte, has appeared many times in modern popular culture. Film Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam (1920), this silent film depiction of the "Golem of Prague" legend shows Rabbi Judah Loew summoning the demon Astaroth to reveal the Word that will bring the clay monster to life. Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971), the Star of Astoroth is a magical artifact sought by the protagonists, previously belonging to a sorcerer of the same name. To the Devil a Daughter (1976) Ghoulies (1984), one of the demons summoned throughout the film. Extra Ordinary (2019), Christian Winter summons Astaroth to regain his popularity. Music Astaroth: Book of Angels Volume 1 (by Jamie Saft Trio, 2005) Referenced in the song "Consumite Furore" in the PC adventure game Phantasmagoria Referenced in the song "At the Sound of the Demon Bell" by the heavy metal band Mercyful Fate Referenced in the song "Black Dwarf" by the doom metal band Candlemass The song "Alone in the Dark" by Testament contains a reference to Astaroth. A song of the Spanish heavy metal group Mägo de Oz from their album Finisterra. Astaroth is also mentioned in several of their songs. Mentioned by the Swedish doom metal band Draconian in their songs "The Gothic Embrace" and "Serenade of Sorrow". Mentioned by Dio on the closing narration track of the 2000 concept album "Magica". Mentioned in the song "Come to the Sabbat" by Black Widow on their Sacrifice album. Referenced in the title of California-based hardcore band Catherine's debut album Rumor Has It: Astaroth has Stolen Your Eyes. The seal of Astaroth is printed on (some editions of) the CD Ænima by the band Tool. Mentioned in the song "Slaying the Prophets Ov Isa" by the Polish death metal band Behemoth. The band Thus Defiled has a song called "Astaroth (The Art of Balance in the Dark)" on their 2007 release Demonspawn. The band Anticlone has a song called "Astaroth" on their 2016 release The Root Of Man. 17 lesser known metal (mainly black metal) bands are called Astaroth, as registered in the Encyclopedia Metallum. The seal of Astaroth is also present in the album artwork of Abrahadabra by Dimmu Borgir. The seal of Astaroth appears on the cover of Bruce Dickinson's (Iron Maiden) Best of CD released in 2001.