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The big thing about Sarah still having her power is that she never needed the 4 corners to get her magic. She’s a natural witch & had magic before she met the girls. Without Sarah, I don’t think they would’ve been able to make anything happen. Sarah always had magic but you’re right, she was able to keep her elevated powers bcuz she wasn’t abusing the “gift”. It was another great reaction guys!!
There’s a deleted scene that shows Nancy strong armed Rochelle and Bonnie into following her. They tried to stop her but she reminded them of their trauma and how she was the one who helped them when they had no one. It really should’ve been left in the movie. Doesn’t excuse what they did, but it explains their switch up better.
its rare to find male movie reactors that don't have underlying misogynistic veiws or cant take anything serious when it needs to be but you guys are always so respectful and non problematic yet still fun to watch. By fair my favourite reaction channel ❤
Yes! This! Many male reactors get on my nerves as they are so busy trying to prove how macho they are or are overtly sexist and ignorant. I love these guys.
The mirror thing was a moment of self reflection, like her inner self judging her actions and refusing to make eye contact with her. But she ends up corrupted by Nancy, they shouldn't have cut the scene where Nancy cruelly explains how she became her group's ringleader. It makes so much more of the movie make sense. Nancy was the only one who wanted power, the others just wanted to be/feel normal. I also get the impression that when he was with Nancy that she didn't want to based on how personally she took the word "sorry" and how he's pretty consistent about being entitled to women.
I'm super glad you guys watched this movie! Was really looking forward to this reaction, I’ve watched this movie since I was a little girl and was obsessed with it! Bryce was spot on Chris was one of the killers from Scream, he was Billy Loomis. Fun fact the girl who played Sarah actually wore a wig for this movie because in her last project she needed to have a shaved head. Didn’t know til recently! Also too the actress who played Nancy had background knowledge of Wicca and had a lot of play with the movie knowledge of witchcraft. Half of what was shown in the movie was made up, so the viewers wouldn’t actually want to recreate what the movie showed.
Yeah, Faruza is very knowledgeable about the wiccan religion and when I became interested in her as an actress, I couldn’t tell if she was knowledgeable before or after making this film. Thanks for the info!
And yet we all tried to recreate it anyway 😂🤷 I was in Grade 7 and my friends and I rented this from Rogers Video and sat inside a large bush at the park lighting candles and pricking our fingers and quoting the lines from the movie 😂🤣 good times! 👍🤦
This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood! Had the biggest crush on Neve Campbell. This was her second film following her breakout role in Scream.
She's in Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005) showing off her dance skills. It roasts the old one pretty hard. I rented it when it came out, bought it the next day, and watched it for like 2 weeks straight. The inside of the dvd case smelled like chocolate for several years. Anyway, she sings and dances.
This movie legit made a generation of witchy women and men. I watched this at a sleepover birthday party in junior high and it was what what we were ABOUT for a long time. I know a lot of people were all about being just like Nancy (I get it) but I was always a little more aware of my surroundings if that was the case. Always carry an emergency binding spell, you never know who’s gonna mess with ya.
New watcher here, I'd like to kindly add that witchcraft does not equal satanism. Alot of paths in witchcraft are earth based. It's so unfortunate that so many have been misinformed simply because it's not a specific religion. Also, it's not all "evil" ✌️
Thank you for reacting! This is one of my fav 90's movies! I relate to Bonnie so much for different reasons, but also Neve is a Queen! Just wanted to point out that the scene with Rochelle looking in the mirror in the showers, her reflection turned away because it was meant to show that she couldn't even look at herself. Plus fun fact, $175,000 in 1996 is worth $332,390.69 today in 2022.
Cool, you found the actual amount! I kept trying to imagine what that amount would be today, but wasn’t sure. Either way, renting an apt would still be a bad idea for Nancy and her mom.
This movie is such a vibe. Was looking forward to your reaction. So funny that you noticed Travis from Clueless. I think every one of his characters during the time was extremely similar. It was funny when Bryce said "The witches were the nice people" because I feel like people always fear witches or think they're extremely bad/harmful whereas with Sarah, she was the lighter example.
I can remember when this movie came out (1996) I was deep into witchy stuff and The Craft even got a favorable review in The Witches Almanac (an annual book similar to a farmers almanac, with events like the lunar cycles- important in spell work, or information about particular magic ingredients or traditions). The writer of the review said it was refreshing to see the witches not only portray the villain, but the HERO, and for the conflict to be between witches, and not some religious or pious figure vs. witches.
No f*cking way lol. This is my favorite movie and im always looking for new reactions to this, and there are hardly any. Thanks for doing this one!!! Great reaction!!
Did you know actress of Sarah was wearing a wig because before this movie she shaved her head for her role in Empire Records. Which is a great great movie
Rochelle's character was originally written as being chubby and made fun of for that, but Rachel True's audition made them re-write it for her. That kinda explains why they try to make it seem like it was mean to get revenge on the racist girl, before it would have been reversing the role of ridiculing someone for not being conventionally attractive. To try to frame the literal racist as sympathetic for going bald... not the best writing imo, iconic movie but... that part, that ain't it.
That’s probably why they showed that character trying to be a better person after all her hair falls out. Because alopecia definitely isn’t enough to make a racist sympathetic. Lol. But this character decides on her own to interpret this trauma as punishment for how she treated Rachel True’s character, and decides to try and correct that. They needed to put that part in to make any case for sympathy for the audience, no matter how feeble it is. It KINDA placated me, but now that you’ve told me this part it makes a lot more sense why it was even there as a plot point.
“I kinda wanna be a witch” that was my problem after watching this movie in 1998 and being an 8th grader and getting expelled from a county school system with my friends for bringing wine and a dagger to school to drink with my friends after school and stab a dagger into the ground and say as above so below after we called the circle lol. My poor parents. Ugh… fun times.
There's a deleted scene that kind of explains why Bonnie and Rochelle stick with Nancy (it's on youtube, called 'confrontation'). I can see why it was deleted as it lays it on a little thick, it's probably the first time where Nancy is genuinely unbalanced and she guilt-trips Bonnie and Rochelle that she was there for them when no-one else was and now they are going to abandon her for Sarah.
I was so surprised and happy this won! I love that yall are up for watching movies outside of maybe what you would normally go for. It's kinda wild to see you watching it for the first time at this age cos I've been watching it since I was 7/8, I love seeing a fresh perspective and it was fun to see your heads turn at the magic! It does bum me out the girls didn't reunite as friends because they had spent so much time together and seemed to connect/understand. The lesson certainly isn't about the sisterhood here lol. I love the wood scene where they officiate the coven. "We are the weirdos" is an iconic and well known line. And the last fight between Sarah and Nancy; I love the mirror trick and when she finally calls Manon. Thank yall for watching, very excited for the next!❤🔥❤🔥
A great reaction! Just a kind reminder that witches have been portrayed as evil for centuries, and are not always the bad characters in a narrative ☺️ society tells us this from an early age, so it tracks y’a’ll’d be wary. so far my fave quote from y’all, “how are the good people the fucking witches?” 🤣 I’d love to see y’all react to the documentary “inside the mind of a cat” on Netflix! It randomly touches on witches just prior to the black plague in Europe ETA: the documentary is fantastic on its own, bonus is having an intriguing fact about witches
Nancy absolutely should have played Tim Curry’s daughter she is his spitting image from Rocky Horror 💜 Also I always took the mirror scene to represent how they are throwing things out of balance
I have never watched this film before but it was good it was kinda crazy how everyone just selfish and out for them self except Sarah I like it and I m not really into these kind of stories tbh
10:33 Does it make you feel better to know that she’s Ben Stiller’s wife (Dodgeball, Zoolander), Or that she’s Vicky Valencort (Waterboy), Or that she’s Deb (Empire Records)?
Wow, really? Ive seen a couple clips of ahs coven on yt n was hesitating to watch it cuz its a really old show n thought i had to start from season 1, thx for writing this
PLEASE REACT TO DONNIE DARKO. It’s a good psychological thriller that leaves you thinking. It’s so good you could rewatch it as many times and not get tired of it
As a teen in the 90s- people were that awful, yes. Considering F*g and G*y were used as casual slang and insults, as common as rolling your eyes. I used to play "Light as a feather, stiff as a board" with my friends all the time. That and trying to call Bloody Mary in the bathroom. We were baby witches. I'm still Pagan. I was called Satan worshipper a lot, even before I got into witchcraft. Being tormented by bullies- super common. I was targeted a lot. I think that did more to push me toward witchcraft/Pagan stuff than anything else. Being shown "Christian love" has been about the most horrible I've ever been treated across the board. Being Goth and whatnot was extremely inclusive and welcoming. They didn't have fun hair colors back then, so I dyed my hair black. Nancy's step-dad is the one who died- he was physically and sexually abusive. In the 90s, that could have bought them that condo for like $50k outright, the car would have been about $20k, with the rest left over. Her home life and being tormented by bullies is why she turned to witchcraft in the first place- to get some control of her life.
It's so interesting to see people who grew up in later generations react with astonishment at bullying... e.g., wondering where the gym teacher was. For us in the 90s, bullying was part and parcel of the high school experience. An authority figure would have witnessed it and turned a blind eye.
@@aj32384 Sometimes I forget how casually racist/homophobic/misogynist people were when I was in middle and high school. I think it's a good sign that younger people now are shocked by it. Shows that there's at least been some progress.
@@aj32384not necessarily different from these days, perhaps teachers are More likely to put a stop to it comparatively. But I was in middle school in the mid 2010’s, I’m only 21 by the way, and just as an example one kid was mocked so badly in gym repeatedly that he burst into tears and ran out the building to run home, and the gym teacher joined the bullies in calling the kid a cry baby and laughed. There were many kind hearted teachers who did stop bullying when they saw it though to be fair, but there was an equal number of teachers who simply didn’t care.
@@jaynahoffacker2557I was bullied for being gay in middle and high school in the 2010’s, when I hadn’t even come out but they saw the stereotypical traits I apparently had and went for it. Warranted I didn’t get beat up which I know many older gay people experienced in school, but the sneers and constant picking weren’t great. A lot of kids at my school were actually pretty conservative and bigoted in their mindsets unfortunately. But I have no doubt it’s probably better compared to decades past.
to all… this movie was so real…. actors/actresses had to go through alot…..or get into character, some of them really did. These were the weird kid’s school hated… i think it had a lot of reshaping for the actors/actresses in real life.
It's funny because I honestly react the same when it comes to knife blood scenes I'm just like Zach the way he reacts it's funny🤣 I can't stand to watch it especially bugs and snakes I jump up & get extremely freaked out lol. Haven't seen this movie before but I got invested in the start of it. Great reaction guys.
Me and my friends were a group of four at the age 11 or something and we were sooo into this movie (in the 90's). Tried our own witchcraft as well, but didn't get any results for some reason :D There was definitely a Nancy on our group as well.
So, this movie came out the year I graduated high school, and I can attest that some people, especially rich popular kids, were super mean and bullying like that during that time. It was miserable being the victim of that kind of treatment because there was nothing that could be done about it back then.
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The girl with the burns all over is the same girl who plays Sidney in scream and Chris is the same guy who plays Billy Loomis in scream
The big thing about Sarah still having her power is that she never needed the 4 corners to get her magic. She’s a natural witch & had magic before she met the girls. Without Sarah, I don’t think they would’ve been able to make anything happen. Sarah always had magic but you’re right, she was able to keep her elevated powers bcuz she wasn’t abusing the “gift”. It was another great reaction guys!!
There’s a deleted scene that shows Nancy strong armed Rochelle and Bonnie into following her. They tried to stop her but she reminded them of their trauma and how she was the one who helped them when they had no one. It really should’ve been left in the movie. Doesn’t excuse what they did, but it explains their switch up better.
its rare to find male movie reactors that don't have underlying misogynistic veiws or cant take anything serious when it needs to be but you guys are always so respectful and non problematic yet still fun to watch. By fair my favourite reaction channel ❤
agreed, they’re one of the few male reactors i am comfortable watching
This!
agreed
That is why I love them so !
Yes! This! Many male reactors get on my nerves as they are so busy trying to prove how macho they are or are overtly sexist and ignorant. I love these guys.
The mirror thing was a moment of self reflection, like her inner self judging her actions and refusing to make eye contact with her. But she ends up corrupted by Nancy, they shouldn't have cut the scene where Nancy cruelly explains how she became her group's ringleader. It makes so much more of the movie make sense. Nancy was the only one who wanted power, the others just wanted to be/feel normal.
I also get the impression that when he was with Nancy that she didn't want to based on how personally she took the word "sorry" and how he's pretty consistent about being entitled to women.
I'm super glad you guys watched this movie! Was really looking forward to this reaction, I’ve watched this movie since I was a little girl and was obsessed with it! Bryce was spot on Chris was one of the killers from Scream, he was Billy Loomis. Fun fact the girl who played Sarah actually wore a wig for this movie because in her last project she needed to have a shaved head. Didn’t know til recently! Also too the actress who played Nancy had background knowledge of Wicca and had a lot of play with the movie knowledge of witchcraft. Half of what was shown in the movie was made up, so the viewers wouldn’t actually want to recreate what the movie showed.
If you want to see the movie in which Sarah (Robin Tunney) had to shave her head, you should check out Empire Records...
Yeah, Faruza is very knowledgeable about the wiccan religion and when I became interested in her as an actress, I couldn’t tell if she was knowledgeable before or after making this film. Thanks for the info!
Empire Records is awesome
Empire Records is a top film.
And yet we all tried to recreate it anyway 😂🤷
I was in Grade 7 and my friends and I rented this from Rogers Video and sat inside a large bush at the park lighting candles and pricking our fingers and quoting the lines from the movie 😂🤣 good times! 👍🤦
This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood! Had the biggest crush on Neve Campbell. This was her second film following her breakout role in Scream.
She's in Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005) showing off her dance skills. It roasts the old one pretty hard. I rented it when it came out, bought it the next day, and watched it for like 2 weeks straight. The inside of the dvd case smelled like chocolate for several years. Anyway, she sings and dances.
I think The Craft came out in 1996, followed by Scream in '97
@@made-line7627they both came out the same year and is instantly iconic because she’s just That Bitch
Fairuza Balk was my crush! She fit the role as Nancy perfectly and was a great villain with the crazy goth look.
You should check out Worst Witch from 1986. It was one of her first movies and her first chance of playing a witch.
Check out Yungblud 😊
@@irenemichelleanne Thanks for the rec! Def gonna check it out
@@irenemichelleanne Agreed! Such a good movie.
The first movie I saw her in was Gas, food lodging. I love that movie.
This movie legit made a generation of witchy women and men. I watched this at a sleepover birthday party in junior high and it was what what we were ABOUT for a long time. I know a lot of people were all about being just like Nancy (I get it) but I was always a little more aware of my surroundings if that was the case. Always carry an emergency binding spell, you never know who’s gonna mess with ya.
The fact that you guys didn't recognize billy Loomis and Sidney Prescott, is crazy
New watcher here, I'd like to kindly add that witchcraft does not equal satanism. Alot of paths in witchcraft are earth based. It's so unfortunate that so many have been misinformed simply because it's not a specific religion. Also, it's not all "evil" ✌️
Literally my favorite movie of all time. This movie changed me as a kid lol
Let's put hands together for the performance of Fairuza Balk in this movie. She is by far the strongest actor in the cast. 👏
Neve Campbell was in “Party of Five”
(1994 - 2000)
Thank you for reacting! This is one of my fav 90's movies! I relate to Bonnie so much for different reasons, but also Neve is a Queen! Just wanted to point out that the scene with Rochelle looking in the mirror in the showers, her reflection turned away because it was meant to show that she couldn't even look at herself. Plus fun fact, $175,000 in 1996 is worth $332,390.69 today in 2022.
Cool, you found the actual amount! I kept trying to imagine what that amount would be today, but wasn’t sure. Either way, renting an apt would still be a bad idea for Nancy and her mom.
The movie that inspired a generation (myself included).
right?! We all wanted their wardrobe LOL
@@irenemichelleanne Those chokers? And those boots?! I was ALL up in that 90s look. Lol.
OMG this movie is a classic!! I'm literally so stoked you guys watched it
This movie is such a vibe. Was looking forward to your reaction. So funny that you noticed Travis from Clueless. I think every one of his characters during the time was extremely similar. It was funny when Bryce said "The witches were the nice people" because I feel like people always fear witches or think they're extremely bad/harmful whereas with Sarah, she was the lighter example.
I can remember when this movie came out (1996) I was deep into witchy stuff and The Craft even got a favorable review in The Witches Almanac (an annual book similar to a farmers almanac, with events like the lunar cycles- important in spell work, or information about particular magic ingredients or traditions). The writer of the review said it was refreshing to see the witches not only portray the villain, but the HERO, and for the conflict to be between witches, and not some religious or pious figure vs. witches.
Oh I'm so ready for this one, this movie's everything to me
No f*cking way lol. This is my favorite movie and im always looking for new reactions to this, and there are hardly any. Thanks for doing this one!!! Great reaction!!
A cult classic that my friends and I loved and watched when we were in middle and high school. Another good reaction!
That Queen's Gambit poster is sick
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I have to watch The Craft every year for Halloween. This birthed so many witchy girls such as myself.
Yes. Skeet Ulrich was one of the killers in Scream
Oh shittt they got a new movie room 🎉 I love to see everything elevate with the channel!
I've seen this movie countless times and never noticed Skeet Ulrich is in it!!! very good catch :)
Did you know actress of Sarah was wearing a wig because before this movie she shaved her head for her role in Empire Records. Which is a great great movie
Too few know about the great film Empire Records. I still quote it to this day!
@@mindime1499 Im shocked more people havent seen it!
@@mindime1499 Damn the man! Save Empire!
Lol Happy Rex Manning day!
Please do Girl, Interrupted. It's in the same almost category of this one. It's great. Girl, Interrupted
Rochelle's character was originally written as being chubby and made fun of for that, but Rachel True's audition made them re-write it for her. That kinda explains why they try to make it seem like it was mean to get revenge on the racist girl, before it would have been reversing the role of ridiculing someone for not being conventionally attractive. To try to frame the literal racist as sympathetic for going bald... not the best writing imo, iconic movie but... that part, that ain't it.
That’s probably why they showed that character trying to be a better person after all her hair falls out. Because alopecia definitely isn’t enough to make a racist sympathetic. Lol. But this character decides on her own to interpret this trauma as punishment for how she treated Rachel True’s character, and decides to try and correct that. They needed to put that part in to make any case for sympathy for the audience, no matter how feeble it is. It KINDA placated me, but now that you’ve told me this part it makes a lot more sense why it was even there as a plot point.
“I kinda wanna be a witch” that was my problem after watching this movie in 1998 and being an 8th grader and getting expelled from a county school system with my friends for bringing wine and a dagger to school to drink with my friends after school and stab a dagger into the ground and say as above so below after we called the circle lol. My poor parents. Ugh… fun times.
this movie is one of my favorites! Thank you guys for reacting to this! ❤️
Yes that's Skeet Ulrich from Scream playing the douche guy lol
all time favorite movie
First time watching you guys. Very great reaction. This is definitely a 90s favorite!
The one guy is from Scream 1 as Billy Loomis
What a classic! Perfect 90s throwback, my sisters and I were obsessed with this! Also “I’ll be yo wesssst” made me pass away 😂😂😂
I heard somewhere that supernatural occurrences happened during the filming of this movie.
This was one of my favorite movies growing up and still is! I watched it countless times with my friends. Thanks for reacting to it!
There's a deleted scene that kind of explains why Bonnie and Rochelle stick with Nancy (it's on youtube, called 'confrontation'). I can see why it was deleted as it lays it on a little thick, it's probably the first time where Nancy is genuinely unbalanced and she guilt-trips Bonnie and Rochelle that she was there for them when no-one else was and now they are going to abandon her for Sarah.
Aw man! Zuff is my fav 😂 Rob & Bryce's reactions to his antics is the best 😅
The soundtrack for this movie is soooo good!
SCOTT PILGRIM VS THE WORLD
this movie is a 10/10 for me, even with the dodgy CGI, it still holds after so long
fav film ever!! my mom showed me this as a young teen, which got me into wicca
I was so surprised and happy this won! I love that yall are up for watching movies outside of maybe what you would normally go for. It's kinda wild to see you watching it for the first time at this age cos I've been watching it since I was 7/8, I love seeing a fresh perspective and it was fun to see your heads turn at the magic! It does bum me out the girls didn't reunite as friends because they had spent so much time together and seemed to connect/understand. The lesson certainly isn't about the sisterhood here lol. I love the wood scene where they officiate the coven. "We are the weirdos" is an iconic and well known line. And the last fight between Sarah and Nancy; I love the mirror trick and when she finally calls Manon. Thank yall for watching, very excited for the next!❤🔥❤🔥
Been loving your selections lately. Nice reactions.
OMG, I can't believe you're watching this. ;-; Such an amazing movie
How much I wanted to be Nancy was ridiculous. Great movie, 90’s classic.
Nancy really??? She's scary as hell.🤣🤣🤣
@@Heroliesinyou exactly.
Faruza was such a badass, though.
This movie is..... an experience, is how I would best describe it. I love it tho lmao
I wore this VHS tape out as a kid, mainly for Rochelle (Rachel True). Great performances from all four leading ladies 🕯🌿💦⚡️
Yesss!!!!! So happy you guys reacted to this!!!! “ NOW IS THE END… let her go in peace” 😂
A great reaction! Just a kind reminder that witches have been portrayed as evil for centuries, and are not always the bad characters in a narrative ☺️ society tells us this from an early age, so it tracks y’a’ll’d be wary. so far my fave quote from y’all, “how are the good people the fucking witches?” 🤣
I’d love to see y’all react to the documentary “inside the mind of a cat” on Netflix! It randomly touches on witches just prior to the black plague in Europe
ETA: the documentary is fantastic on its own, bonus is having an intriguing fact about witches
Ooh, that sounds good. Netflix, right?
You guys must react to practical magic!
YEEEESSSS! This movie has one of the best OSTs from the 90s.
The cast too was awesome.
If you want to see Sara in another movie, react to Empire records. Liv Tyler is also stars in it. Another amazing film!!
Nancy absolutely should have played Tim Curry’s daughter she is his spitting image from Rocky Horror 💜
Also I always took the mirror scene to represent how they are throwing things out of balance
you have to watch the craft legacy now! there is even a cameo of Nancy!!
I had uniforms prek till 12th grade lol
"Careful. You don't wanna end up like Nancy" 😱
You guys should watch fear with Reese witherspoon and Mark Walberg
Shoutout to Manon…the real MVP of the movie
I have never watched this film before but it was good it was kinda crazy how everyone just selfish and out for them self except Sarah I like it and I m not really into these kind of stories tbh
I first watched this in Daycare.. loved it
what daycare was that?? 🤣🤣
@@lemonpepper853 lol they were a bit non traditional
Love these guys reactions. No cursing or distractions like other people. Definitely subscribing.
I was 17 when this came out and I loved this move! It's so 90s clsic goth!
There’s a spin off.. Nancy’s child… The Craft 2: LEGACY
One of my fav 90s movies! Just watched it last night. Lots of bullying in there though.
10:33 Does it make you feel better to know that she’s Ben Stiller’s wife (Dodgeball, Zoolander),
Or that she’s Vicky Valencort (Waterboy),
Or that she’s Deb (Empire Records)?
It's so bizarre that this and Scream came out like a year apart. How did Nev become a full-fledged adult so fast?!
Yes, Skeet Ulrich was one of the killers in the first Scream movie.
one of my fav movies ever! so glad y’all reacted to it
please react to ‘the other woman’ one day. it’s such a funny & underrated rom-com 🤍
The pentagram is actually a symbol for protection, it has nothing to do with satanism or the devil.
so glad you guy watched this, this was my teen movie.
I wanted to be them so bad when I was younger 🥹
This movie kickstarted my witch phase, 7th grade, 13 years old, buying candles and planning love spells lol
omg yesss
I’d love to see y’all react to AHS: Coven!!! Each season is independent of the others, so no need to watch seasons in order
That would be great
Wow, really? Ive seen a couple clips of ahs coven on yt n was hesitating to watch it cuz its a really old show n thought i had to start from season 1, thx for writing this
PLEASE REACT TO DONNIE DARKO. It’s a good psychological thriller that leaves you thinking. It’s so good you could rewatch it as many times and not get tired of it
As a teen in the 90s- people were that awful, yes. Considering F*g and G*y were used as casual slang and insults, as common as rolling your eyes.
I used to play "Light as a feather, stiff as a board" with my friends all the time. That and trying to call Bloody Mary in the bathroom. We were baby witches. I'm still Pagan. I was called Satan worshipper a lot, even before I got into witchcraft. Being tormented by bullies- super common. I was targeted a lot. I think that did more to push me toward witchcraft/Pagan stuff than anything else. Being shown "Christian love" has been about the most horrible I've ever been treated across the board. Being Goth and whatnot was extremely inclusive and welcoming. They didn't have fun hair colors back then, so I dyed my hair black.
Nancy's step-dad is the one who died- he was physically and sexually abusive. In the 90s, that could have bought them that condo for like $50k outright, the car would have been about $20k, with the rest left over. Her home life and being tormented by bullies is why she turned to witchcraft in the first place- to get some control of her life.
It's so interesting to see people who grew up in later generations react with astonishment at bullying... e.g., wondering where the gym teacher was. For us in the 90s, bullying was part and parcel of the high school experience. An authority figure would have witnessed it and turned a blind eye.
@@aj32384 Sometimes I forget how casually racist/homophobic/misogynist people were when I was in middle and high school. I think it's a good sign that younger people now are shocked by it. Shows that there's at least been some progress.
@@aj32384not necessarily different from these days, perhaps teachers are More likely to put a stop to it comparatively. But I was in middle school in the mid 2010’s, I’m only 21 by the way, and just as an example one kid was mocked so badly in gym repeatedly that he burst into tears and ran out the building to run home, and the gym teacher joined the bullies in calling the kid a cry baby and laughed. There were many kind hearted teachers who did stop bullying when they saw it though to be fair, but there was an equal number of teachers who simply didn’t care.
@@jaynahoffacker2557I was bullied for being gay in middle and high school in the 2010’s, when I hadn’t even come out but they saw the stereotypical traits I apparently had and went for it. Warranted I didn’t get beat up which I know many older gay people experienced in school, but the sneers and constant picking weren’t great. A lot of kids at my school were actually pretty conservative and bigoted in their mindsets unfortunately. But I have no doubt it’s probably better compared to decades past.
You guys should watch 13 that was another good 90s film
The soundtrack to this movie is awesome.
to all… this movie was so real…. actors/actresses had to go through alot…..or get into character, some of them really did. These were the weird kid’s school hated… i think it had a lot of reshaping for the actors/actresses in real life.
It's funny because I honestly react the same when it comes to knife blood scenes I'm just like Zach the way he reacts it's funny🤣 I can't stand to watch it especially bugs and snakes I jump up & get extremely freaked out lol. Haven't seen this movie before but I got invested in the start of it. Great reaction guys.
We are the weirdos mister. 😁
3:14 Yup. It's that kind of movie. 😆
You guys are gonna love the craft to the craft Legacy
This is such a classic movie.. 👌🏼
This movie is also very representative of 90s fashion. Man, I used to rock those chokers like a diva. 😂😂😂
Me and my friends were a group of four at the age 11 or something and we were sooo into this movie (in the 90's). Tried our own witchcraft as well, but didn't get any results for some reason :D There was definitely a Nancy on our group as well.
Yes yes yes I'm so excited for this
Yesss one of my favorite witchy films 🤍⭐️
So, this movie came out the year I graduated high school, and I can attest that some people, especially rich popular kids, were super mean and bullying like that during that time. It was miserable being the victim of that kind of treatment because there was nothing that could be done about it back then.
Please react to 90s classic movies She's All That and Jawbreaker
i would do anything for more darker teen 90s movies like jawbreaker, election, and wild things or even heathers (1988) aka the original mean girls
Lol when he said Nev I though of Catfish. I think it's pronounce Nev like in Never not Catfish Nev. Great video as always guys
I was all about this movie since I loved anything witchy/goth growing up lol. Still do of course. 🖤
What ever you send out comes back times three.
My absolute fave movie, timeless 🖤
If you think about it… Sarah is the most powerful thing within the universe bc she holds the power of the “creator of all” (Manoel)
love this movie.