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I know someone's out there. Hey there, listeners, welcome to horror movie club, the show where two dudes who are not quite nerds, but not quite nubes, choose a horror movie each week to rate and review.

I'm Brian, I'm on the phone with Oshvin, and today we are talking about The Craft from 1996,

directed by Andrew Fleming, written by Andrew Fleming, and Peter Falardi, starring Robin Tunney, Farooza Bach,

Rachel True, and Neve Campbell. And in this film, when Sarah Bailey moves to a new town,

she begins a tumultuous relationship with a small coven of witches that will test her powers as a witch and as a human.

And I picked this because I'm not sure if I've ever revisited it after sneaking into it as a seventh grader on my first boy-girl visit to the movie theater.

Ooh, that sounds like there's a hot story in there.

That was the way I envisioned it going in, but that is not how it turned out.

Is this one of the things like where you made, your parents dropped you off and then their

parents dropped them off and you guys secretly met up here?

Yep, yeah.

It was like a group of boys and a group of girls.

Oh, okay, okay.

Was everyone, like, on a date, or was the whole thing set up just for, like, two people?

No, it was just, like, a group, but I think everybody had somebody they had their eye on.

Nice, nice, good times.

Yeah, I can't remember.

We bought a ticket to something.

I wish I knew what it was now and then snuck into this.

Nice.

That's awesome.

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