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The Craft

DramaFantasyHorror
Year1996
Duration1h 41m

A young girl new to a Catholic school befriends a coven of witches whom the other students either shun or fear. But when a powerful invocation goes wrong, the consequences could endanger their lives.

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Cast

Andrew Fleming

Director

Robin Tunney

Sarah Bailey

Fairuza Balk

Nancy Downs

Neve Campbell

Bonnie

Rachel True

Rochelle

Skeet Ulrich

Chris Hooker

Christine Taylor

Laura Lizzie

Breckin Meyer

Mitt

Nathaniel Marston

Trey

Cliff De Young

Mr. Bailey

Assumpta Serna

Lirio

Helen Shaver

Grace Downs

Jeanine Jackson

Jenny

Brenda Strong

Doctor

EG

Elizabeth Guber

Laura's Friend

JG

Jennifer Greenhut

Laura's Friend

Arthur Senzy

Vagrant

Endre Hules

Monsieur Thepot

MC

Mark Conlon

Swimming Coach

Peter Filardi

Writer

Andrew Fleming

Writer

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AdizatouSep 12, 2022

It is not just like other f* witchcraft movies it is a really cool movie and if you really like witchcraft it is a great movie at all

Annybabe 🥰💖Sep 12, 2022

It's actually a pretty good movie, with a basis in Wiccan practices and beliefs, although the effects are exaggerated. I also think it's neat that the girl who played Nancy is actually Wiccan as well.

Nadia Mukami Sep 12, 2022

I can see how some may feel this has not aged well. But the talent at hand here is really all the money as one saying goes. And it all starts so ... well I almost would have said innocently, but maybe that is not the right word. It begins slowly, it begins with things that seem nice to say the least. But even without anyone telling us, we know things can't be that easy - can they? Most certainly not. The movie goes on predictable, the effects may also not have aged well, but they are decent enough if you give this a break. The friendship of the females we have here feels more than real. The dialog is quite well written and the performances match that. The right women (playing girls, but nonetheless) for the right roles at the right time. Buffy was always quoted as an inspiration for Charmed, but I reckon this movie also had something to do with it. Lesson learned: Don't mess with a witch ... unless you are one yourself of course