The three girls off in the corner... one ridiculed for her race, another a product of an abusive family, the third scarred for life... They are outcasts, feared and rejected by the rest of the student body, hated by the majority... Their only connection is magic... they are obsessed with it... but lack the ability to do anything of importance. Until the fourth girl arrived at their school.

Sarah is an outsider as well, and moving to Los Angeles and attending a private school won't help. But when she meets Nancy, Bonnie, and Rochelle, the three misfits of the school, she is about to venture into a new world of danger and violence. Already gifted by magic, she completes the connection needed for the other three. Soon, all of them are practicing magic... Using it to heal old wounds, cripple enemies, and satisfy their every desire...

But they are becoming corrupted, and Sarah seems to be the only one to see this. Bonnie, who was once nice, is now taking advantage of her new looks, and is no longer quite as friendly. And then there's Nancy, who seems to be overwhelmed by the devil himself.

MOVIE REVIEW

Witchcraft has always been an infinitive subject in the entertainment industry. Whether book or TV show or movie, directors, writers, and actors have found new ways of expressing witches and warlocks... Some movies are for kids, some are comical, some are romantic, and some are just creepy... The Craft takes a new turn down witchcraft lane and delivers a fun and exciting film about four girls who have fallen victim to magic.
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