The Craft (1996)
Welcome to the witching hour.
- Released
- Runtime 1h 41m
- Director Andrew Fleming
- Genres Drama Fantasy Horror
- Rating 6.8/10 (2,123 votes)
Synopsis
A Catholic school newcomer falls in with a clique of teen witches who wield their powers against all who dare to cross them -- be they teachers, rivals or meddlesome parents.
Cast
-
Robin Tunney
as Sarah
-
Fairuza Balk
as Nancy
-
Neve Campbell
as Bonnie
-
Rachel True
as Rochelle
-
Skeet Ulrich
as Chris
-
Christine Taylor
as Laura Lizzie
-
Breckin Meyer
as Mitt
-
Nathaniel Marston
as Trey
-
Cliff DeYoung
as Mr. Bailey
-
Assumpta Serna
as Lirio
-
Helen Shaver
as Grace
-
Jeanine Jackson
as Jenny
-
Brenda Strong
as Doctor
-
Elizabeth Guber
as Laura's Friend
- Jennifer Greenhut as Laura's Friend
-
Arthur Senzy
as Vagrant
-
Endre Hules
as Monsieur Thepot
- Mark Conlon as Swimming Coach
Crew
-
Andrew Fleming
Director
-
Alexander Gruszynski
Director of Photography
- Jeff Freeman Editor
-
Graeme Revell
Original Music Composer
- Douglas Wick Producer
- Peter Filardi Screenplay
-
Andrew Fleming
Screenplay
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