The Craft
Director: Andrew Fleming
Actors: Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell
PlotA teenage girl moves to Los Angeles and enrolls at a new high school, where she befriends three other girls who are fascinated by the occult. Together, they form a coven of witches, initially bonding over their desire to harness their newfound powers for personal gain. Each member of the group deals with their own set of personal challenges and traumas, and they view witchcraft as a means to overcome them. Their explorations lead them to practice various spells and rituals, quickly discovering that they can manipulate reality to their will. The allure of power becomes an intoxicating force, driving them closer as they begin to see tangible results from their magic.
However, as their spells begin to yield more potent and uncontrollable results, the group's dynamic shifts. The initial excitement and bonding over their shared power give way to darker consequences that they hadn't anticipated. Internal conflicts emerge within the coven, as the balance of power becomes a contentious issue. Their friendship is tested as ethical boundaries are crossed, and the consequences of their actions start to impact their lives in unforeseen ways. The allure of power becomes a dangerous game, as the line between what is right and what they desire becomes increasingly blurred.
Writers: Peter Filardi, Andrew Fleming
Release Date: 03 May 1996
Runtime: 101 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English, French
Home Video Reviews
The Craft's cult status endures despite its cheesy effects, with the new Blu-ray offering mostly recycled audio and video but enticing extras for dedicated fans.
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The Craft Blu-ray impresses with good video/audio & fun vibe; tech setup also detailed & high-quality.
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The Craft's 4K release shines with excellent video and audio, pleasing fans and videophiles alike, embodying '90s rebellion.
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