This movie is really something else – and not in a good way. It feels like an extended installment of "Buffy," but crafted by someone who doesn’t seem to understand how to build tension, and the direction isn't much better. It brought to mind what I would expect from a film like "The Covenant" (2006), and I honestly have no idea why David Duchovny is involved. To me, it’s far too weak for a theatrical run; it feels l…

It's disappointing to say that this movie doesn’t even come close to matching the quality of the first The Craft, and it feels like a disservice to American culture from before recent social shifts. Regardless of embracing sensitivity and acceptance, this film is noticeably weaker than its predecessor in both subject matter and style, disrespecting the original's standing as an important piece of American filmmaki…

It’s true that this sequel isn’t great, but it also isn’t as terrible as many people claim. I understand the criticism leveled against it, especially given its tendency toward being overly preachy and “woke,” which was likely to draw negative attention from fans of the first movie—a demographic that includes myself, someone in their mid-thirties. Comparing it to "The Craft" (1996), a film considered a cult classic, i…

It’s disappointing that this installment failed to reach the heights of the initial one. The original offering possessed a certain rebellious spirit, some unsettling moments, and even featured gothic characters.