I'm I'm Renee Hunter Vasquez, joined as always by my co-host,

my husband, and my brother. Hi, I'm John Paul Vasquez. Hi, I'm Travis Hunter. This week, we're recording live from an occult

shop in L.A. discussing the 1996 supernatural horror film The Craft. The Craft was directed by

Andrew Fleming, who also wrote the screenplay with Peter Filarty. It stars Robin Tunney as Sarah,

Fruza Balk as Nancy, Rachel True as Rochelle, and Neff Campbell as Bonnie.

This movie received an R rating even after edits to make it PG-13 solely for its depiction of female teenage witches.

Despite its seemingly taboo subject matter, the craft has been influential and in at least one instance completely ripped off for its depiction of contemporary witches.

What did you guys think about the craft the first time you saw it?

It was okay.

I mean, I liked it because Neve Campbell was in it.

But, I mean, that's about it.

I don't really.

It's funny that he says that because genuinely, I remember seeing this as a child.

Yeah.

And I remember this cast, these were some of my first crushes.

With good reason.

Like, period.

And so, whatever.

But there's a lot of nostalgic feelings for this movie.

For sure.

For me, because I was like in elementary school and I was like, man, I hope high school is this cool.

I don't know why.

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