The Craft

The Craft
The Craft

Film Details

Year

1996

Duration

101 minutes

Genres

Horror, Science Fiction and Fantasy

Language

English

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Synopsis

More Mean Girls than Harry Potter, The Craft deals with a girl gang of witches at high school in 1990s Los Angeles. Sarah is finding it hard as the new girl in town, but because of her paranormal powers is invited to join a coven of teen witches. As they take revenge on those who cross them and use their powers to make their lives better, all seems to be going well for the spellbound sisters. Until they take things one spell too far. As supernatural flicks with a modern twist go, this is as fun as it is scary.

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15 Classification

This film has a few uses of strong bad language.

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