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βThe young actresses are superb, and they make an appealing, believable group of friends.β
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle Β· 75
βWith its sense of what can be accomplished on a small budget, The Craft suggests the classic B-horrors of the '40s particularly The Cat People and The Seventh Victim.β
Dave Kehr, New York Daily News Β· 75
βThe Craft casts a spell with a cast of four kicky young actresses, atmospheric California settings, cool special effects and the attitude of a music video. [03 May 1996]β
Stephen Hunter, Baltimore Sun Β· 75
βA surprisingly skittish fable of adolescent powerlessness, grandiosity and the nursing of psychic wounds. As the witchcraft escalates, the movie exchanges its psychological acuity for garish special effects that hammer home a ponderous warning to once and future witches: be good or else.β
Stephen Holden, The New York Times Β· 70
βThe Craft is well-made with a hard-driving pace. It places heavy demands on its four lead actresses, who come through in impressive fashion. Director and co-writer Andrew Fleming makes sure he and his stars deliver the goods. [03 May 1996, p.F16]β
Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times Β· 70
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βSome of the effects were good and some were pretty ropey. Look at the floating scene and then look at the colour-changing hair scene. Worlds apart in terms of convincing! Watched in stereo and it was fine. Nothing notable. This is not scary or shocking! It is a bit gross. It is also a teen movie. It has a lesbian feel. The main girls are sometimes great but other times annoying. I found some plot turns very forced. It is a predictable clichΓ© of a witch movie that fails to make a good impression.β
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βA Suspenseful and Creepy Movie The Craft isn't a new story about Witch Craft among girlfriends but enough twists, surprizes, effects to rise above most. Very well done by all especially Robin & Fairuza. Very well done effects and the Good vs. Evil conflict really kept you in the movie. Great to see in a theater or on a large screen TV.β
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βWith the threat of a new version I decided to revisit this childhood classic of mine which actually inspired me and my friends to try goth for a couple months, or maybe it was just me, lol. Well the movie holds up surprisingly well and some part of that may be due to nostalgia but I really loved it, maybe even more than before. Robin Tunney(End of Days) stars as Sara the new girl at school who falls into a group of outcast witches after being burned by the popular kids. Once she joins the coven β
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