Skeet Ulrich and Neve Campbell met while filming this movie and when Wes Craven asked her to audition for Sidney, she refused because she didn't want to do another horror movie so soon after The Craft, Skeet then reached out to her and told her he was involved too and convinced her to audition for Scream 🥰

This movie was a whole generation of black underliner, dark lipstick, chokers and esoteric pendants and rings 🖤

They all didn't lose their powers. They were leeching Sarah's power. The other three had no power of their own at any point. That's why nothing they did worked until she showed up. So, when they turned on her, they got cut off. No more leeching. But what they DID manage was to fully wake up Sarah to her own power. It was a pretty dumb move to try killing the one person who was the reason they had all that power they abused. But I don't think they knew they were leeching off of her.

I love this movie, but it always bothered me that they try to make you feel sorry for the racist bully. You know exactly what you did to deserve that, Marcia Brady.

Neve as Bonnie compared to Neve as Sydney are the OPPOSITE of each other and that makes me appreciate her so much more

It cracks me tf up that you can ALWAYS clock the wigs “Does this wig look like it would steal” 🤣🤣💀💀

"you're gonna have them publishing lies in the medical journals" 😂 I appreciate the balanced support for witchcraft and science lol

I’m thinking that Sarah was the only one who was an actual witch. She just didn’t know about it she just caused things to happen. The others were practitioners and let Sarah complete their coven so she was the source of their supernatural power.

"We ARE the weirdos, Mister." This is one of my 90s favs! Always happy to see Sarah show the gorls who is really "dat witch," lol And the mini "Scream" reunion is chef's kiss.

Moral of the story: Don't screw around with things you don't understand. Lesson learned.

Rachel True is eternal. She owns that slo-mo walk.

You are the only reactor who has ever made me consider a movie's snake budget! The places your mind goes, Alanda.

"she doesn't want to be white trash anymore or something but I'm like...you're white honey...deal with it" best line in the movie and they gave it to miss Racheal True

The concept of witchcraft was always appealing to me. That's why "Charmed" is my favourite show of all time. This movie introduced me to that feeling. Also "Hocus Pocus", a Halloween classic!

Rachel True is iconic to me. This movie has aged very well. Aesthetically, it's 90s as hell but the storyline still holds up

Both Sidney and Billy Loomis were in this the same year Scream came out but it was released before Scream. If Scream came out a year before The Craft, boffum would be the leads in this one. They did Rachel True so wrong during the release of this movie. She wasn’t invited to any of the awards show, she was ignored during the press junkets and promotional spots on tv. But the other three leads stepped up and said all of us or nothing. It’s a shame because Rachel True always has been fine to me, she was the sister Mona in Half and Half.

"This is an astronomical snake budget." 😂😂 Hilarious as always.

Just a brief note from someone who recently discovered your channel: You are a FANTASTIC reactor. You edit films perfectly, with an intuitive knack to key in on all the best moments to include in your edits, and your reactions are genuine, fun, and enthusiastic. Top tier in the world of reacts, bravo.

15:35 There's a deleted scene that's supposed to take place after we see Bonnie asking Manon to take her scars while Nancy tending to her back. In the deleted scene she asks Sarah for help specifically and Sarah does something with various herbs including sage, supposed to indicate once again that she was the only natural witch among them, hat she was the one who healed the scars because Manon favoured her. If they had kept it it would've been a particularly backstabbing character development for Bonnie.

I've been a Wiccan since 1987 and I'll tell ya what... I will remain a solitary practitioner because I have seen some serious drama in covens.... While the witchcraft in the film is obviously exaggerated, the human drama part of it is pretty on point

My toxic trait is thinking I could wield such power and be morally correct

girl I’ve had a truly terrible week and you’re really coming through for me here with 90s nostalgia, witches AND my girl Neve. I’ll have you know that you are appreciated and adored♥️

I’ve said for years that The Craft is the original Mean Girls. Group of 3 looking for a new member. The leader who thinks she’s above everyone else and has insane jealously and wants to hurt people. The quiet subservient one who wants to make the leader happy. The one who is a freethinker but stays in the group so she won’t be alone. The new girl who bonds too quickly, gets the guy, turns on the leader…ya know. Lol. The Craft is Mean Girls before Mean Girls was Mean Girls. Lol.

Oh yeeeaaaah! This movie was everything to me when it first came out. So many memories. Even my friends and I tried that “light as a feather, stiff as a board” we all swore she lifted a little bit and that’s the story we are sticking to lmao

The spell on Chris always disturbed me the most. How quickly it backfires and he becomes irrational and even attacks Sarah. Won't listen to reason or anything.

Currently laid up in recovery after having a lump removed, and this made my day. My fave movie and my fave reactor? Perfect medicine.

Girl! I watched The Craft and Practical Magic so many times, I was obsessed. Thank you for this, you're the best!!

The 90's were definitely a different time for movies. This one was a good time! Keep doing what you do ma'am!!!

In an extremely rough spot in life (ex said were getting married lived together 2+ years, all a lie and took off after taking everything from me sitting in an empty house wondering wtaf I'm gonna do)...this channel has helped me so much, the nostalgia etc of your vids are top notch. Thank you

I’ve loved films about witches since I was a kid - this and Practical Magic were it from me growing up! Also your hair looks super cute as always 😊

My friends and I were so deep into our Wicca phase when this movie came out. I had SO. MANY. witchcraft books. I kinda wish I still had them just for posterity's sake (still have Uncle Bucky's Big Blue Book...if you know, you know). I remember reading a review of this in a Wicca publication at the time and the reviewer said they liked that the witches weren't all portrayed as evil- that instead of the normies fighting the scary witch, it was Sarah (with Lirio's help), a good witch, trying to stop other witches who were drunk on power. Also, at the end of the movie, it wasn't that only Sarah was allowed to keep her powers, it was that the others never had any to begin with. They couldn't do real spellwork until they brought Sarah into the circle. All of the spells they were then able to do were because in the circle, they could draw on Sarah's innate gift to have their will be done. That's why they were left powerless in the end- the circle was broken and they had to go back to "normal". The movie doesn't state that outright, but it's very heavily implied, especially through Sarah's conversation in the beginning with Lirio in her shop. This movie speaks to all of us as women who are on the cusp of feeling their own adult power, no magic necessary. A perfect bookend after watching the truly excellent and universal Turning Red.

"I'm half expecting to see Samuel L. Jackson" because of all of the snakes had me DYING laughing!

Yay! The Craft... LOVE ALL OF MY ICONIC 90s WITCHES (Hocus Pocus, Practical Magic, The Craft, Buffy and Charmed) 🖤🧙🏼‍♀️🖤 I remember doin' that pencil trick all the time at school for years afterwards ✏ Your "Sure Jan" at Laura (AKA Christine Stiller) who played Marcia Brady in the 90s reboot movies was PRICELESS 😂

Alanda feeling herself as Manon is being invoked is the absolute vibe I want 24/7.

That bathroom scene with Sarah and all the bugs and other creatures is my worst nightmare.

Yeah, I might have gone through a Wiccan phase in my youth because of this movie 😅 Fun fact - Robin Tunney has that wig because of filming Empire Records previously. I highly recommend if you love a movie with a great soundtrack!

As a kid Hocus Pocus had me fear witches. Then I watched this and wanted to become one 😆

I always love watching this film and The Lost Boys as a Double Feature.

I remember watching the trailer for this and immediately knew I would love it! The Craft is iconic.

Have you seen "The Witches" (1990) with Angelica Huston? It's full of amazing, creepy SFX & Angelica is SO delightfully mean as the Grand High Witch on a killing spree.^^ The true queen of the dark! Btw, your videos make me laugh & forget all the current wickedness for a while. Thank you Alanda! :))

Wiccan witch here. I was eight when this film came out, so I didn't grow up with it at the time, but it's an amazing snapshot of the era: The clothes, the music, the fact that being into any spiritual path other than Christianity was genuinely edgy, etc. I was raised Christian and didn't discover witchcraft until later (and thankfully, my family is accepting of my practice), but I wish I'd been into it back then and had been old enough to see this film in theaters. Jealous of '90s teens. Blessed be.

you dug into a classic for this reaction

I loved this as a kid, along with Charmed, Buffy, Harry Potter. These movies and shows were my CHILDHOOD HERE!!!! Thank God you chose this classic. But one bit of advice, don't watch the sequel, it is a stain on this CLASSIC!!!!

This is absolutely one of my favorite 90s movies. It's so campy and fun and still scary.

One of my all time favorites. So glad you’re watching it!

I got suspended from Christian school for seeing this and two other students legit thought they had become witches lol

Oh man how I love the 90s. Neve was the bomb. The gurl that played Sarah still looks the same as before. She is fine as heck!!

Witches be crazy!!! The Craft was my first Neve Campbell experience and Nancy is just… my goth goddess. 🖤🖤🖤🧙🏼‍♀️🧙🏼‍♀️🧙🏼‍♀️☠️☠️☠️

First let me say your hair is always on point 👌🏾🔥and secondly, this was a great watch. Quality content as always. Love it

Your Sunday morning videos give me life. I also love this masterpiece of a movie and I'm so glad this is what we are watching today. You look gorgeous, as always.

I forgot how much I loved this movie!

Your reaction videos are quickly becoming a much loved part of my Sunday morning ritual (pardon the silly pun). I'm so glad I ran across your channel.

Seeing this re-watch I never noticed Billy Loomis was in this movie as well, nor that they were both released the same year!! The 90s fashions, especially the hair & make up in this movie, takes me back! Also I agree I couldn't see why it had to be they were fighting each other and couldn't support one another.

A hidden Neve Campbell jewel is Wild Things, with her and Denise Richards, was one of my faves

"This is astronomical snake budget" 😂😂 great review as always!

Your videos are my fave! I was so excited to see that The Craft was this week, I was 18 when this movie came out, and my friends and I were obsessed. We were all very into Wicca at the time, which I think was common for a teenage girl in the 90s. I always felt like they did Nancy dirty. Was she a little power hungry? Sure. But she got rid of her abusive stepfather and the guy who tried to assault her friend. Her heart was in the right place.

The Craft (right next to The Crow & Fear) are in my 1st 3 favorite films of the 90s because they’re truly nostalgic & make me wish that I could relive the 90s all over again, even if I was a kid LOL 😁✌🏼 Keep it up with the phenomenal job on your channel ‘cuz I live for your movie commentary/reactions, Alanda 🤗👋🏼❤️💕

Charmed is what got me interested in witchcraft but The Craft is what got me to research Wicca and discover my religion. I love this movie. While over the top at times for cinema, it is one of the best representations of modern witchcraft. I absolutely loved your reaction. Made me smile so much. If you have never seen Practical Magic, or even if you did a while ago, I highly recommend that as your next reaction. It is probably the BEST WITCH MOVIE ever made.

Courtney Cox has a new tv show on starz called Shining Vale. She’s a filthy speaking author like Gale Weathers living in a haunted house. It’s kind of perfect. 👍

This movie is just perfect. The casting, the script, the acting. The outfits and the soundtrack. This was a pillar of my youth in more ways than one.

All other movie reaction channels can just close their accounts now. No one beats the queen over here. Youre just *chefs kiss

I swear you never fail to make me laugh

I met Neve Campbell yesterday, and learned that she was in this movie. I’m excited to watch this along with you.

This movie is up in my top 10 maybe even my top 5! Not only did Neve & Skeet kill it in 96 with the craft & scream but this movie opened my eyes to soooo much. I was 4 when it came out so at that age I didn’t understand all of the undertones to the movie but as I grew up it was a great coming of age film for me! Definitely got me interested in magic , something I’m still really interested in but never really known where to start looking 😂 such a classic film! 🖤

"Does this wig look like it would steal?" lmaooooo

Yes Alanda back with it! Still very much in love with this movie. Charmed brawds could NEVER! 🧙🏾‍♀️🧙🏾‍♀️🧙🏾‍♀️🧙🏾‍♀️

This movie was a pillar in my identity and aesthetic.. peak 90s. This is a classic and i still try to incorporate the fashion into my life.

"Am I killing you" Hahaha, you crack me up.

I mean The Craft, the look, the stellar commentary, and a Little Mix reference. You never disappoint. This movie has such a special my in my heart. So much nostalgia. I used to watch this every time it came on TV no matter what part it was on, I’d watch from there to the end.

THE CRAFT ?!?!? you are simply an icon. my favorite reaction channel by FAR

I remembered reading about weird things happening behind the scenes, especially during the "Calling of the Corners scene when the girls have assembled on the beach to recite their incantation, the ocean waves kept putting out the fire they had made. This happened despite the park ranger having said the tide would not come in.

Yes! The original "The Craft" was one of the best movies! I miss the 1990's. If you liked this movie, check out, "5ive Girls." (yes, with the number 5.) It's from 2006 but it's similar to "The Craft."

One of my favorite movies of all time!😍

One of my favorite movies as a kid! Had a huge crush on Neve Campbell!

Skeet Ulrich always played the bad guy, and I was still SO in love with him😛🥵🥵

This is one of my favorite movies!!! I loved your commentary. Great job, as usual!

One of my favorites from the 90s, this and The Crow were watched on repeat 😆

'The Craft'! As a late 90s teen I really miss this era, the films and the shows. I was (and still am!) so into this and 'Charmed' and especially 'Buffy'.

Looove the hair style! & the knee highs? So fitting lol killin it as always 🤩

"Alone in the world in a snake filled villa!?" Had me laughing my ass off!

I love movies with neve!!! I met her on Friday and she is just so sweet!

This movie dominated my entire 5th grade experience. LOVED it.

Great to see this reaction. As much as I didn’t get into the movie, it was one of my youngest sisters’ favorites.

I swear I’ve been obsessed with your videos for the longest now! Love how you’ve turned into a horror fan!! ❤️ Also remember my mom would’ve let me watch this movie for the longest because it’ll let the devil in. Once I got older, I’m like really mom? 😂

OMG This is one of my favorite Movies ever! I love the aesthetic, the storyline, the awkward comedy, yes!

Probably one of the most brutal car runovers ever. Wheel literally goes over hobo's head and camera is deliberately placed under car. Damn!

Man! Such an impactful movie when I was growing up. Still so good! And yes the aesthetic!! Perfection. I took a live stream tarot class from Rachel True during quarantine and she was utterly delightful.

OMG This is one of my favorites! It also made me think of another movie - during the scene where they get off the bus and go "We are the weirdos, mister," the driver plays a character in another 90s movie "Tremors" with Kevin Bacon! I dunno if you've seen that but I'd LOVE to see you react to that one, it's a little gross but SO funny lol :D

If you want another iconic Neve movie, The Canterville Ghost is a must watch!

Hearing about The Craft always immediately makes me think of my teenage years.

I. Am. So. Happy that you are reacting to this movie. I love this movie so much. I always saw this as a social commentary on how one’s retaliation against bullying can go too far. Thereby becoming just as much of a bully, if not worse.

I loved this movie a lot when this came out, but had to keep it a bit of a secret. Cause a young teenage boy loving a witch movie back then leads to some particular insults on a boys sexuality.

Please do jawbreaker or heathers ... those looks and girls will always be iconic

Yes girl come through with the great reactions

Yassssss I needed this 🔥 Thanks for brightening up my Sunday as usual . This is pure nostalgia for me right here . Love it ❤️ keep it 💯 gurl

I believe Sarah was actually the only witch of the 4, and the others were leeching off of her natural powers.

I had a radiator leak recently. I just put some of my crystals in the bucket to cleanse 'em. I put that incoming stress to some useful work. Lol.

1 of my absolute favorite things to EVER come out of the '90s! Also, my first intro to Neve... AND Wicca, for that matter! The music, the spiritual acknowledgements, the fashions, the jewelry, the emotions, this movie left an indelible impact on 12-year-old me (I saw it on rented VHS a couple years after release)! Thank you, Alanda, for adding your own magic touch to this delicious cinematic brew! ❇✴Blessed be!✴❇ 🕯🕯🌌🌚🌟🔮🕯🕯

Blessing us with more top end content thank you.

As a natural witch myself I’m so here for this movie and the message. Whatever you comes back to you times 3. My teachers have all thought me this. Love and peace to all. May god bless guide and protect you fam. Join my coven / lodge 22teachings in Los Angeles