@Brazilian Goddess the girls in the original version took their craft very seriously even if they used it for selfish reasons this just feels like a YA fantasy novel imo but you don’t have to agree with me on this, everyone is allowed to like the new film. It did show promise, but it just wasn’t my thing
They forgot that a very important part of the success of the original movie was fashion. Amazing goth fashion + great defined and interesting characters who had strong conflicts each one of them + goth attitude reflected in their daily lives + a vibe that made, you wanna be there. I really don't think I would wanna be a part of this new coven it looks weak and kinda boring too. :(
@@thegillmanedits goth/gothic is kinda expected with witchcraft but not a rule, except this is a sequal so I would hope to see a resemblance. The original characters had individual problems wheras these new girls don't get much screen time to even show any side of them. But that is wanting the original movie?
@@DeadPalooza Goth does not equate to witchcraft. The bulk of witch movies have nothing "goth" in them. What are you on about? I'm sorry, but if you can't see that the girls were not the focus of the movie but Lilly was then I don't know what to tell you. And, yes, wanting them to each have individual issues to use craft against is wanting the same thing again. They made a point to have them basically be level-headed and responsible so that they could flip the formula from the first one. Pretty deliberate and obvious move.
I was also shocked how horrible this sequel was. It was just utterly stupid writing to the highest degree. It resembled a B-Movie from a first time director from high school.
@@moonstar3856 unless this movie was set about 10 years ago (in which case the fashion is reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaally off) it'd have to be someone from in the ward, it's 24 years since the original, lead character is meant to be a teen.
Little correction: In the original the witchcraft wasnt, in fact, satanic. It was more based on Wicca which is magic derived from the earth and nature with no central authority. Just a little nitpick.
i watched the bonus features on my Craft Bluray this season, they had a Wiccan adviser on set to help them keep the "magic" grounded in real principles. Fairuza Balk was also a Wiccan practitioner, so she helped guide the production on what could or couldn't be done. and that my friends is the difference between making a movie with passion (1996) and a cash grab nostalgia bait (2020)
Who else hears Chris warn for spoilers, and think, "he hates this movie so there's no way I'll watch it anyway" and just let him spoil away and rip it apart? 😁
Much like the original Charmed which was just an incredibly lazy soap opera that half heartedly wanted to be a mashup of Buffy with the campy tone of Xena.
@@troikas3353 the original Charmed could be real lazy at times especially the soapy later seasons, but it was nice and fun to see its focus on adult sisterhood. And the outfits were a ridiculous time capsule of the time but I still probably would like half of them now with the basic magic structure
For a Movie Called The Craft: Legacy, There seems to be a lack of Craftmanship and a lack of care for the legacy of the original film... Ironic really...
On some level everything that happened in the OG craft could be done without magic. Chris was known to prey on highschool girls, and did to sarah, while she believed that he was under a spell. When the electricity exploded coincidentally as Nancy was, the scare shocked ray into cardiac arrest, and naturally they inherited his assets. Bonnies treatments were "experimental" as well as painful, and many scientific breakthroughs are due to this experimentation, thus Bonnie's chemical peal left here with a new found confidence which turned into narcissistic behavior. Most of the time this is how it works, we are perceived how we want to be. Laura's hair was bleached heaviky to achieve that blonde and she would swim in chloroform everyday, so most likely had hair loss as chemical allergic reaction or burn. Nancy's glamour into Sarah's likeness could easily be done with modern make up, yes it was seemingly impossible, however we see this scene through the hazy vision of drunk chris, so this must be his perspective and hallucination. Also he was drunk when he fell out of the window, which is very common. And Sarah already suffered hallucinations that involved what she described as bugs, snakes, and rodents, which is why she moved in the first place, and most likely due to the fear of the coven this trauma was triggered and relived as the other girls plotted her death. Rochelle and bonnie imagine a horrific image of what could be their impending doom, through the reflection of a no lights staircase, illuminated by lightning. It's most likely their actions were creeping themselves out. And when Sarah faces off with Nancy they are both in a mental state where both are hallucinating for different reasons, sarah has lost lots of blood, and nancy was becoming more and more unstable up until that point, where she is institutionalized and properly bound from causing harm to herself or others.
Wait, you mean to tell me David is a powerful warlock with years of super natural experience and he was defeated by 4 girls with 1 semester of super natural Experience?
So they dropped all of the other characters’ storylines that dealt with classism, racism, body image and made this movie about a white girl overcoming a patriarchal white dude. Oh with the help of her minority friends God...
As a leftist, you gotta fucking love liberal politics. The first movie made the message about systematic problems so much better. They do this nothing movie and think its doing something. Smh
Didn't they make a big deal about how one of the cast members is trans but they didn't seem to incorporate that into the movie at all? Edited to add: Never mind, apparently she says that trans girls have their own special powers even though they can't give birth.
@Monique052001 sooooo a coven basically getting torn apart, drama, “dark looks” and curses, snakes out of their eyes, hatred towards the members of your coven is “the best representation of us” to you?
@Monique052001 so to answer to you: I’m not a Wiccan, I’m actually a Seidr (Norse male Witch) and I practice for over 10 years and I’ve always been solitary exactly because I never wanted any drama you say it exists. And btw, they didn’t say they were “Wiccans” and Wiccans can curse too (taking responsibility in the law of three cuz they believe in it). So sit down before you assume “someone is new”
@Monique052001 YIKES, for a 'wised one' your ego surely shows your 'spititual enlightment'. May your soul receive blessing dear ... this attitude is disgusting. I am out.
Me either but was freaky weird for scene...There is a old 80s David Bowie mtv video...Blue Jean. He is performing in hip club .when he is done crowd shows appreciation with finger snaps as opposed to traditional clapping..Maybe video influenced this Craft Legacy scene🤔
@@mystrye8262 ah ok..interesting..ya this movie had some diff things...gayness with one guy character...female lead if i recall short hair..maybe bi or lesbian....and one of the girls were trans..Entertaining.. Cool ending...im hopin for a part 3
@@robynaverys1036 lmfao dude the original one was terrible. Like you can like it but it was beyond cheesey and the acting wasn't much better than this one.
feminism in movies is best done when it's subtle, not in your face. Like take Aliens for example. 2 fantastic female icons were born from that movie, yet it didn't rub it in your face that "men are evil" Hell, the main villain was a Queen.
A James Gunn original my late wifes favorite when she was pregnant she would replay the scene... "I'M SO FUCKIN HUNGRY" Over and over claiming it was visual representation of her pregnancy cravings ...lol Great MOVIE.
I am sorry but this movie never had a reason to exist beyond being a complete 'get the message to the audience situation'. The first movie has a great cult following and i understand that. But there was no need of a soft reboot or sequel. Let it stand on it's own two feet as the movie it is. No need to say "there was a good movie here".
Chris, giving it a D is being generous. They basically did this film to capitalize off the ongoing popularity of the original and market it to millennials. The only film they SHOULD'VE made was the actual sequel with the original four actresses (all of whom are still actively working in film) that fans ACTUALLY WANTED to see.
I think the writer/director wanted to reboot the film and thought she'd be the perfect person (and had connections working as an actress) but when she sat down to write it, she realized she has no skills as a writer and we got what we got. Then she directed and had no skills as a director. She was just the wrong person to reboot it.
@@wolfhawk1999 You say "they" but it's not like it was written by a committee. It was an actress who decided she would write and direct the movie and apparently she felt it more important to do something pro-feminine and pro-diversity than to do something that honors the original.
@@johnsmi213 I said "they" because I'm referring to Sony Pictures and Blum House, the studio and distribution companies behind this project who hired Zoe Lister-Jones to write & direct the movie. I've worked in the industry since the 1990s so I'm well aware that there aren't necessarily 'committees' that write a movie. But there is also a development department and a set of producers attached to a project who have it mapped out long before they've selected the writer/director. The only time this ISN'T the case is when you have A-level above-the-line talent like Martin Scorsese or Quentin Tarantino who don't have to get a script approval from studios/producers in advance. And, considering that this was the "soft reboot/sequel" to an iconic 1990s cult hit with a massive following (which has been in development for the past few years btw), Lister-Jones wouldn't have gotten final cut on the project. This is often how quite a few films, despite the initial intentions of the filmmaker, have gotten significantly altered by the time the movie itself is released.
That would have been so amazing. The original is one of my favorites, I just got the soundtrack on vinyl, and it's probably my favorite soundtrack too. So gutted about this film just watching the trailer. But I'm a sucker and will have to try the new one, just to see.
Hey! That's what I just said LOL to me they made it to be the original pilot of Charmed (1998 Something Wicca This Way Comes) I really thought it would be like the original Craft, but with more Wicca elements thrown in. This legacy craft is a reboot to the rebooted charmed that I never watched nor have a desire to watch.
They kind of missed the fact that in the original ( 2 dimensional film as it may be) the enemy was themselves and eachother. Which makes the original look like a Nolan film in comparison.
When I saw The Mary Sue praising it as a 'better version of the original' I knew there were going to be problems. And apparently we've regressed to the 'perfect heroines against the evil man' which is so boring. Not to mention, Nancy has no magic. She, Bonnie and Rochelle were leeching off of Sarah.
@Commenter 21 I thought it was just lazy story writing. In the orginal, they're really the bad guys since they failed to educate themselves on the basics before using and abusing their powers which resulted in backlash. Simply using magic as the super hero against the bad guy was Lame.
Didn’t the mother call Lilly out about her low key having a crush on one of the step bros. The scene where Lilly is staring and the mom goes “Awww that’s cute”
This movie tackles a lot of social issues which is fine but it comes off as kinda fake because it feels like they’re just doing it for the sake of being woke.
Any recent movie that "tackles social issues" is fake woke crap for virtue points. It's why they can't even put a decent story around it. The only focus is get woke.
Yea I kinda hate he does that. Like on a movie I'm looking forward to and trying to avoid spoilers then I'm scrolling and see one of chris vids and can tell by his face wether it sucks or not
The acting was kind of bad, too. Or the directing -- we'll show the daughter and mom are close by having them sing along to Alanis Morissette and then giggle with each other. No one had any chemistry.
@@johnsmi213 I wasn't expecting academy award winning acting. I would keep the actors but change the script/plot entirely, bring back the two girls that sided with Nancy in the first movie and improve the CGI.
@@akm960 Haha don't know if Neve Campbell is really up to doing "The Craft" reboot. The lead actress was good but they were all varying heights and it was distracting. They also had no chemistry so they just kept laughing with each other and thought that made it seem like they were friends.
@@Rockneda Yeah, if any movie was going to get an F, it's this movie. I guess you don't want to seem like you don't appreciate a movie with a "bisexual coming out" scene. I'm all for pro-LGBT/pro-women movies but why turn "The Craft" sequel into that? I feel making the original four women (in "The Craft") distinctive and dimensional was more feminist than showing girls just giggly and lovey-dovey with each other, creating glittery sparkles in the bathtub.
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@@sonicfreak04 Yeah but I mean like what happens with Lily and Nancy because the movie did end on a cliff hanger and we never really got an explanation of why the new girls wanted to do witch craft
The Craft is special to me too, still one of my faves after all these years. I'm not thrilled about Legacy. (Where is the character development people!!! )
I feel like the woman power, 2 spirit power vs the Incel community could have been a great story... If they'd flushed it out. Is there going to be a sequel to the sequel?
the second half is what undid it. why the hell did this lister jones chick go in that anti male direction. makes the craft look like the exorcist. but i kind of oddly enjoyed it as was blumhouse (not a patch on halloween tho)
You're giving this movie too much credit. The missing scene would have been like... “Where’s my boyfriend?” “He’s dead, mom.” “What?” “Yeah, he was an evil warlock, so I had to kill him”. "Oh, my... I feel so silly. I'm so bad at love." (They giggle and go about their day)
I had a conversation with my girlfriend about this movie candyman and other remakes and they can't recapture the magic of the time and nostalgia of these older movies
The Candyman script is fucking amazing. The sequel we should have gotten. Hopefully the stupid bitching from the test audiences didn't force changes on it. It's almost like people forget Candyman was barely in the original.
He couldn't give two feminist pieces of garbage two Fs in a row, because obviously he doesn't have an issue with the message, after all there are plenty of asshole guys in the world of course.
@@englishatheart Yeah, I was trying to make the phrase 'blessed be' plural - which doesn't really exist so I kind of just guessed. And 'blessed bes' just looked wrong. So I took a liberty because it's a youtube post and not a term paper. But thanks for calling me out (bet you're real fun at parties).
As a Huge fan of The Craft, I was waiting for this movie, and purchased it as midnight on the day it came out. I could not agree you more about pretty much every point. I ended up watching it again the next day, because I was thinking I had just been too sleepy and MUST have missed something. The scene with “Timmy” where he revealed he was bisexual was such a moving and raw scene, that I thought “wow, this movie has promise”. I couldn’t have been more wrong. What was with the little boy being so kind? The middle son seemingly having interest in his new step sister? The sleepwalking? The dreams? Why was the end so FRIGGIN ABRUPT? I never have super-high hopes for Blumhouse movies, but this one definitely seems to have been a casualty of 2020 quarantine. Damn. Well, maybe someday some other studio will make a sequel (even a reboot) that is worthy of the original.
I did think the sleepwalking/...barely seeing his image in mirror and watching her was freaky./cool..i was thinkin maybe he had some male witch powers to go through walls...and maybe he was spying on girl worried Timmy was telling her about his hook up with Timmy
Seeing Nancy at end was so cool..despite little lines...it reminded me of seeing Luke Skywalker at end of Force Awakens....ending could be setting up kick ass sequel/3rd movie with more Nancy
The sad thing is that this movie actually had a bigger budget than the original's $15M with a $18M budget. You'd never know because of how boring all the shots look but it's true somehow. 😞
I watched this last night with a buddy and I honestly couldn't believe how bad it turned out. It wasn't mediocre, or poor. It was below all that. The final moments of this movie departs so far from what the core concepts of this film was that it left us speechless at what we were looking at.
The problem is that I think this film wasn't intended to be a Craft sequel. I think it was a script that was welded into being Craft related. It also has the same issues that the recent Black Christmas remake has. EDIT: Didn't expect that Black Christmas call back before I wrote this lol.
@Ghost in The shell. It’s because the remakes or reboots aren’t treated with the same love and care as the originals. The best remakes or reboots are ones that keep elements of the original but also tell it in a different way, The Thing being probably the very best remake along with The Fly. But the remakes of Texas Chainsaw Massacre in 2003 and The Ring in 2002 are good examples of a good remake. The worst examples of remakes or reboots are ones that just copy like for like, like Psycho from 1998 or Carrie from 2013 that is just a shot for shot remake for a modern audience. Or another example of bad remakes or reboots are just cash grabs that don’t care for the original, like Black Christmas 2019, The Grudge 2020, The Craft: Legacy, Jacob’s Ladder 2019, Flatliners 2017 etc etc, the only reason those films get made is for easy money,
@Nick Smith Political meanings have always been in films, the difference today is it’s in your face. But people need to understand that this “progressive” left wing movement is all manufactured to divide people. You might think I may sound like a conspiracy theorist but imo the people in power want to divide people as much as possible, they don’t want people getting along with each other. So what they do is create manufactured political movements in hope that stupid people will latch on to it so it can divide people. And because of Social Media it’s worked wonders for them. All this BLM and progressive left wing movement is all manufactured, same thing with Trump. People need to understand that politics is all theatre and none of it matters, until people understand that, we won’t move on and things will repeat themselves.
The fact that the villain is a man annoys the shit out of me. It’s lazy and uninspired and it’s bullshit feminist propaganda. Add to that the massive flaws in this film and you get an excellent example of how woke storytelling is such garbage. Everything else is sacrificed to promote the DNC messaging.
Telegraphed in the same way Marvel shoehorned all the ladies in the same shot in Endgame? And the bad guy spills the beans about his evil plan? Was this a Hong Kong movie of the 70s? I will be skipping this one...
@@tinmanluver35 Do you know how unlikely it is for all of them to stop what they are doing in the middle of a battle just to be at that exact spot to pose for a selfie in that one scene? If some people think that it's a good tribute to women of the MCU, that's fine by me. I though it was distracting, unnecessary and completely irrelevant to what was going on in that chain of events. The characters themselves, their storylines and the way that they are portrayed by the actors are the tribute. But that is just my opinion. I am not asking anyone to agree with me.
@Michael Anderson did they or did people just accept it back then I feel like people go out there way to be offended now .if you released carrie 2 or the craft now they would call it woke .
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. What the heck!? The original Craft was my 90's guilty pleasure movie. This movie is just another sad attempt of cashing in on nostalgia.
What happened to movies just being fun? The first movie was great because it was fun, quirky, and had interesting characters. Nowadays, I feel like every time there is a movie with an entirely female main cast, the movie story has to have heavy social commentary as their backbone to move the story along. I don't mind movies with heavy social commentary as long as it is implemented very well, for example, BlacKkKlansman was a fantastic movie in my opinion because the story was interesting and developed characters very well. Black Christmas, The Craft Legacy, and many others miss the mark. These movies are more worried about preaching a socio-political message than they are making a fun movie like the original or the first movie was.
I interviewed the actress who played Tabby. It was only through the interview did I learn she came from a family of witches. Why wasn't this explored in the movie?!
Wasn't that bad actually. Chris is being way too harsh. I was expecting corny and cringe and actually has great subtle natural acting, especially the main character. 90's vibe nostalgia and great music. Plot may not have been that strong but was better than I expected.
Chris Just a general comment...I LOVE that there are still people willing to talk about art ANY art critically and objectively..I like that you say what things are good and what things are not so good without panning a film...because it wasn't your type of film. I have learned a lot from you...and appreciate it. I know nothing about how you get paid on youtube but I often just leave your channel on to listen to while I do things at home...is this a good way to support your channel?
In fact, I'm pretty sure it is. What I don't like Cris's criticism, is that he is mild when he shouldn't. Most of the films produced today in Hollywood are mere ideological propaganda. It is impossible not to see a pattern, being followed, film after film, remake after remake. Racist and sexist propaganda, especially against whites, men and Christians. Not unlike the anti-Jewish propaganda of the Nazi period, or anti-black, of the early 20th century. It is the explicit demonization of entire groups and the murderous solution, more than explicit. And make no mistake, they are saying exactly what they would like to do in reality. And even more, making open mentions to real people. Cris wakes up, to turn a blind eye to this kind of stupidity, simply for fear of generating "controversy". After all, it is part of any kind of authentic artistic criticism, taking into account elements like this, and not masking them.
@@makasete30 he's not brain damaged. He did what health professionals told him. Dealing with the idea of losing your life long companion might be the toughest thing a person has to deal with.
Dude my jaw hit the floor when the big cgi spoiler moment happened. I genuinely agree with you and feel the same way with everything you said. You are a boss.
Call me when these movies can out rank JRPGs. I remember in the original being genuinely scared that Nancy was going to kill her at the end, when they stormed her house and made it look like her parents died. This movie is just another Feminazi shoutout.
I think that’s actually a more recent trope, for the longest time it’s been men who have been the brave protagonist and women have been seen as the damsels in distress or even the villain. I think it’s about time we have powerful women protagonists.
@@makasete30 Does it sell? I know Hollywood studios and political parties alike are looking to Twitter and Buzzfeed to gage the modern taste, but does it translate to sells or votes?
Its pathetic when movies like guess who's coming to dinner, sunday bloody sunday, and boys in the band all of which were several decades before this supposed enlightened time do what they attempt better.
This movie was one of the most crap of "S" I've ever seen. Its so bad, so damn bad that's all I got to say. Its horrible. Its just not worth anything it has no substance it sucks bad. It shouldn't even be called the Craft its a disgrace. It felt like an unfinished unedited movie. The punchlines we pure "S"
You think the Platform is great? Ehh I dont remember having any problems in particular about the movie but I didn't leave the film thinking it was great. Maybe I'm being too harsh though.
Did the mother just accept that her boyfriend turned to be an evil warlock? What happened to her underaged stepbrothers? What happened to the stepbrother with his whole being gay or bi secret? Did anyone wonder what happened to the asahole guy that tried to kill his wife and step sister and just disappeared? What about the other 3 girl's lives? God, each time I think about this movie a new question pops in my head
Saw this tonight . It started out so well and had great potential, i loved the lead girl but it ended up feeling like a lifetime family movie towards the end . It's no where near as good as the original but then again that was never going to get beaten .
Lets be honest. Has any sequel with the subsequent title being “Legacy” every been good? Might as well call it “The Craft: Resurrection” or “The Craft: Rebirth.”
This apparent sequel is like the CW/Disney + attempt of remaking or creating a nonsensical movie that is attempting to pander to our politically correct society. Talk about dishonoring the original movie and it's sublime context.
true his story interactions and development were great... also it makes sense if the guy grew up with toxic masculinity with his best friend dad being like this and not having a mom... also de big brother accepting he is closeted but yepp missing opportunity i would much rather had a witch romance movie at this point...
Remember back in the day when you'd hear Blumhouse was releasing a new horror movie and you'd get excited about it? Nowadays, they seem to be just a step or two above the small studios that make B movie knockoffs, but with a much higher budget and non of the charm of B movies. I mean, sure they have good stuff every once in a while, but the possibility of that happening gets smaller with each subsequent release. /rant Thanks for everything you do Chris!
Most reboots of old IP's feel like fanfiction. It could be any kind of person, there's no growth, challenge or explanation. They simply get their powers and run wild, and are told to "hold back" because the villains-- the people they run into-- simply "aren't ready". Like if not fan-fiction authors, Hollywood sure loves asking Twitter followers to write their scripts 'cause... yeesh... lol.
I bind this movie from doing harm, harm against other people and harm against myself
Lmfaooo
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So mote it be.
too late Y.Y
ironically, the girls in this movie were everything that the original girls were against
@Brazilian Goddess the girls in the original version took their craft very seriously even if they used it for selfish reasons
this just feels like a YA fantasy novel imo
but you don’t have to agree with me on this, everyone is allowed to like the new film.
It did show promise, but it just wasn’t my thing
One of the girl is a transgender person
@@Nitolordgrave that’s irrelevant to what i was trying to say
I get what they were trying to do but in trying to do that it was a bland performative movie
@@y2krobot666 Eh Ya Fantasy is much better then this
They forgot that a very important part of the success of the original movie was fashion. Amazing goth fashion + great defined and interesting characters who had strong conflicts each one of them + goth attitude reflected in their daily lives + a vibe that made, you wanna be there. I really don't think I would wanna be a part of this new coven it looks weak and kinda boring too. :(
When you just wanted the original movie again.
Nothing is completely defined nowadays though
@@thegillmanedits goth/gothic is kinda expected with witchcraft but not a rule, except this is a sequal so I would hope to see a resemblance. The original characters had individual problems wheras these new girls don't get much screen time to even show any side of them. But that is wanting the original movie?
@@DeadPalooza Goth does not equate to witchcraft. The bulk of witch movies have nothing "goth" in them. What are you on about? I'm sorry, but if you can't see that the girls were not the focus of the movie but Lilly was then I don't know what to tell you. And, yes, wanting them to each have individual issues to use craft against is wanting the same thing again. They made a point to have them basically be level-headed and responsible so that they could flip the formula from the first one. Pretty deliberate and obvious move.
Agreed. On a separate note, that profile picture is cringe.
I was shocked how bad it is. It’s not even a “good” bad movie. It was just bad... on every level.
Exactly it was so damn predictable lmao. The first one was hella better. They ruined their chance with this film. It’s could’ve been so good.
it's so hard not to compare it on the first movie. I hope they just made it in a whole different movie instead of linking it to the first film.
I was also shocked how horrible this sequel was. It was just utterly stupid writing to the highest degree. It resembled a B-Movie from a first time director from high school.
It was a waste of time.
It made me so mad watching it lol
So WHEN exactly did Nancy have time to have a kid when she’s been in a mental hospital for years?
My thoughts exactly
She was probably pregnant with the guy she killed or she was having a relationship in the ward.
Trump got to her unconscious
@@moonstar3856 unless this movie was set about 10 years ago (in which case the fashion is reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaally off) it'd have to be someone from in the ward, it's 24 years since the original, lead character is meant to be a teen.
She had sex with chris...remember when she deceived him disguising as sarah
This movie was a huge disappointment, and my expectations were already low to begin with.
Wow. That means a lot to be honest
Comon man they made a men's support group an evil cult. The bully got woke and revealed as bi sexual.
Just kill me
Blumhouse shitty track record strikes again .
Clea Duval did a similar movie years ago called Little Witches you should watch it
So then....it obviously deserves and will get 2 sequels right?
It looks more like a bad episode of Charmed than The Craft movie...
As soon as Mulder was revealed as the bad guy, I got Cole Turner vibes
It looks like the bad adaptation of the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Totally!
Very true
That's a insult to the bad episodes of Charm.
I feel bad for my kids...they are just getting a crappier version of my stuff.
Just give them your stuff.
Sadly
I think horror and comedy genres are hit the hardest. The industry floods the market with trash or at best, mediocre movies, every year.
I don't even have kids, but I feel the same way.
@@Nostalgia_Addict not even. Just too woke. Honestly The Craft wasn’t even horror yet this movie is a disgrace to horror.
Little correction: In the original the witchcraft wasnt, in fact, satanic. It was more based on Wicca which is magic derived from the earth and nature with no central authority. Just a little nitpick.
You're correct. They do make sure to explain that in the orginal.
i watched the bonus features on my Craft Bluray this season, they had a Wiccan adviser on set to help them keep the "magic" grounded in real principles. Fairuza Balk was also a Wiccan practitioner, so she helped guide the production on what could or couldn't be done. and that my friends is the difference between making a movie with passion (1996) and a cash grab nostalgia bait (2020)
And the church teaches that wicca is from satan so in relation to them being catholic students..it was truly a nitpick
Thank you for this comment I'm not wiccan or pagan but to say it's satanic is an Insult
Thank you 🙏🏽 I pointed that out too!
I love that the villain is just David Duchovny running a slam poetry circle.
SURPRISE OUT OF NOWHERE, he's an evil warlock for no reason, oh ok, he's dead now, slay queens!
Omg u just remind me where i know the actor from.. thx now im gonna rewatch californication again.. that a good day buddy
@@malinaiftene3090 X files forever haha
Who else hears Chris warn for spoilers, and think, "he hates this movie so there's no way I'll watch it anyway" and just let him spoil away and rip it apart? 😁
"and then we burned this dude alive"
"ahaha! What a story, Mark!"
AHAHAHA!!!! 😂 YOU MUST BE KIDDING, AREN’T YOU?!
It’s sterile and has no heart. Same problem with the Charmed reboot.
I agree, and it's a shame really, so much potential for both and they were mediocre at best.
Much like the original Charmed which was just an incredibly lazy soap opera that half heartedly wanted to be a mashup of Buffy with the campy tone of Xena.
@@troikas3353 the original Charmed could be real lazy at times especially the soapy later seasons, but it was nice and fun to see its focus on adult sisterhood. And the outfits were a ridiculous time capsule of the time but I still probably would like half of them now with the basic magic structure
We dont talk about that here.
The original charmed had awareness of their camp though
For a Movie Called The Craft: Legacy, There seems to be a lack of Craftmanship and a lack of care for the legacy of the original film... Ironic really...
The original The Craft had magic that was believable, this one has Harry Potter type magic.
On some level everything that happened in the OG craft could be done without magic.
Chris was known to prey on highschool girls, and did to sarah, while she believed that he was under a spell.
When the electricity exploded coincidentally as Nancy was, the scare shocked ray into cardiac arrest, and naturally they inherited his assets.
Bonnies treatments were "experimental" as well as painful, and many scientific breakthroughs are due to this experimentation, thus Bonnie's chemical peal left here with a new found confidence which turned into narcissistic behavior. Most of the time this is how it works, we are perceived how we want to be.
Laura's hair was bleached heaviky to achieve that blonde and she would swim in chloroform everyday, so most likely had hair loss as chemical allergic reaction or burn.
Nancy's glamour into Sarah's likeness could easily be done with modern make up, yes it was seemingly impossible, however we see this scene through the hazy vision of drunk chris, so this must be his perspective and hallucination.
Also he was drunk when he fell out of the window, which is very common.
And Sarah already suffered hallucinations that involved what she described as bugs, snakes, and rodents, which is why she moved in the first place, and most likely due to the fear of the coven this trauma was triggered and relived as the other girls plotted her death.
Rochelle and bonnie imagine a horrific image of what could be their impending doom, through the reflection of a no lights staircase, illuminated by lightning. It's most likely their actions were creeping themselves out.
And when Sarah faces off with Nancy they are both in a mental state where both are hallucinating for different reasons, sarah has lost lots of blood, and nancy was becoming more and more unstable up until that point, where she is institutionalized and properly bound from causing harm to herself or others.
hang on what do you mean is Harry Potter not a true life biography 🤔
@@Hanzo615 oh *wheres your movie?* 🤣🤣🤣
@@Hanzo615 isnt it getting hard *fitting so many up there?*
@@Hanzo615 HEY! Let's get off moms....... *i just got off yours.* 🤣🤣🤣
"Oh no! I'm in a bubble!" - David Duchovny 🤣🤣🤣
That is literally the reason I am going to see the movie.
Too bad though. In my opinion he's a good actor. But when a script is bad, even a good actor cannot salvage the project...
I like him, but he was so bad in this movie. You could tell he didn't want to do it after he realized it was a shit movie.
Wait, you mean to tell me David is a powerful warlock with years of super natural experience and he was defeated by 4 girls with 1 semester of super natural Experience?
So they dropped all of the other characters’ storylines that dealt with classism, racism, body image and made this movie about a white girl overcoming a patriarchal white dude. Oh with the help of her minority friends
God...
That's exactly how I felt, it was free for me anyways 😂
As a leftist, you gotta fucking love liberal politics. The first movie made the message about systematic problems so much better. They do this nothing movie and think its doing something. Smh
Didn't they make a big deal about how one of the cast members is trans but they didn't seem to incorporate that into the movie at all? Edited to add: Never mind, apparently she says that trans girls have their own special powers even though they can't give birth.
@@redrum623az where'd you watch it
@@jeremyud is their special power that theyre a warlock?
Really, Craft: Legacy is structured more like an old episode of Charmed. And not a good one.
Agree
I would rather watch two full episodes of charmed
One of the bad episodes
@Xengar. Don’t insult Charmed like that
I would say a good episode from the new charmed series. And I don't think is has any good episodes 🙈
It sucks. The original was way better and darker.
This version is like a Nickelodeon flick.
It was literally a "Charmed" (old version!) episode. Nothing left of the original's climate.
The old version is literally a cinematographic stereotype of "the evil witches" and as a witch it is insulting.
@Monique052001 sooooo a coven basically getting torn apart, drama, “dark looks” and curses, snakes out of their eyes, hatred towards the members of your coven is “the best representation of us” to you?
@Monique052001 so to answer to you: I’m not a Wiccan, I’m actually a Seidr (Norse male Witch) and I practice for over 10 years and I’ve always been solitary exactly because I never wanted any drama you say it exists. And btw, they didn’t say they were “Wiccans” and Wiccans can curse too (taking responsibility in the law of three cuz they believe in it). So sit down before you assume “someone is new”
@Monique052001 YIKES, for a 'wised one' your ego surely shows your 'spititual enlightment'. May your soul receive blessing dear ... this attitude is disgusting. I am out.
Don’t underestimate the power of group finger snapping.
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Me either but was freaky weird for scene...There is a old 80s David Bowie mtv video...Blue Jean.
He is performing in hip club
.when he is done crowd shows appreciation with finger snaps as opposed to traditional clapping..Maybe video influenced this Craft Legacy scene🤔
@@leachjason111 finger snapping is commonly done in places like poetry or spoken word events. Its weird that a meeting about masculinity is doing that
@@mystrye8262 ah ok..interesting..ya this movie had some diff things...gayness with one guy character...female lead if i recall short hair..maybe bi or lesbian....and one of the girls were trans..Entertaining..
Cool ending...im hopin for a part 3
This movie was an insult to the original. The script, the acting, the lame 2020 tropes. Truly awful.
I was considering watching it. Is it really that bad?
At least the obligatory abusive sexist dad didn't kill the mom. One silver lining in this dumpster fire.
That's what you get when SJWs make a film about toxic masculinity.
Ok not watching it. No need really as the original was perfection
@@robynaverys1036 lmfao dude the original one was terrible. Like you can like it but it was beyond cheesey and the acting wasn't much better than this one.
This movie is not only blasphemy to the original, it looks so bad I wouldn't even watch it to make fun of it.
@No you im all for feminism but that doesn’t make the movie good just like captain marvel lmao
So this movie is a feminism thriller?
feminism in movies is best done when it's subtle, not in your face. Like take Aliens for example. 2 fantastic female icons were born from that movie, yet it didn't rub it in your face that "men are evil" Hell, the main villain was a Queen.
never watch a movie on its main platform that you wanna make fun of. Your view is a mere number and they use that to say "MAKE MORE"
It’s amazing that the men who worked on the original were able create believable female characters, yet this one does not.
Chris, can you review “Slither”? The horror comedy that has micheal Rooker in it? It’s amazing!
Yes lad love slither
Yup
Yes!
He has to review night of the creeps first though
A James Gunn original my late wifes favorite when she was pregnant she would replay the scene... "I'M SO FUCKIN HUNGRY" Over and over claiming it was visual representation of her pregnancy cravings ...lol
Great MOVIE.
I’m so sad because there has to be a good movie in here somewhere 😭 fuckin blumhouse
Nah not even. Nothing wasn’t PC or LGBTQ.
I am sorry but this movie never had a reason to exist beyond being a complete 'get the message to the audience situation'. The first movie has a great cult following and i understand that. But there was no need of a soft reboot or sequel. Let it stand on it's own two feet as the movie it is. No need to say "there was a good movie here".
Chris, giving it a D is being generous. They basically did this film to capitalize off the ongoing popularity of the original and market it to millennials. The only film they SHOULD'VE made was the actual sequel with the original four actresses (all of whom are still actively working in film) that fans ACTUALLY WANTED to see.
I think the writer/director wanted to reboot the film and thought she'd be the perfect person (and had connections working as an actress) but when she sat down to write it, she realized she has no skills as a writer and we got what we got. Then she directed and had no skills as a director. She was just the wrong person to reboot it.
I'm a "Millennial" and I grew up watching this. I'd say at this point they are targeting Gen Z
@@wolfhawk1999 You say "they" but it's not like it was written by a committee. It was an actress who decided she would write and direct the movie and apparently she felt it more important to do something pro-feminine and pro-diversity than to do something that honors the original.
@@johnsmi213 I said "they" because I'm referring to Sony Pictures and Blum House, the studio and distribution companies behind this project who hired Zoe Lister-Jones to write & direct the movie. I've worked in the industry since the 1990s so I'm well aware that there aren't necessarily 'committees' that write a movie. But there is also a development department and a set of producers attached to a project who have it mapped out long before they've selected the writer/director. The only time this ISN'T the case is when you have A-level above-the-line talent like Martin Scorsese or Quentin Tarantino who don't have to get a script approval from studios/producers in advance. And, considering that this was the "soft reboot/sequel" to an iconic 1990s cult hit with a massive following (which has been in development for the past few years btw), Lister-Jones wouldn't have gotten final cut on the project. This is often how quite a few films, despite the initial intentions of the filmmaker, have gotten significantly altered by the time the movie itself is released.
That would have been so amazing. The original is one of my favorites, I just got the soundtrack on vinyl, and it's probably my favorite soundtrack too. So gutted about this film just watching the trailer. But I'm a sucker and will have to try the new one, just to see.
This movie felt less the Craft and more Charmed, even then it still feels like a poor knock off.
@zerocooltxNo, I wish.
Hey! That's what I just said LOL to me they made it to be the original pilot of Charmed (1998 Something Wicca This Way Comes) I really thought it would be like the original Craft, but with more Wicca elements thrown in. This legacy craft is a reboot to the rebooted charmed that I never watched nor have a desire to watch.
@Josh. Please don’t insult Charmed like that.
They kind of missed the fact that in the original ( 2 dimensional film as it may be) the enemy was themselves and eachother. Which makes the original look like a Nolan film in comparison.
they would never make woman and women fighting each other, back stabbing, being vindictive and manipulative be the plot of a movie now.....
When I saw The Mary Sue praising it as a 'better version of the original' I knew there were going to be problems.
And apparently we've regressed to the 'perfect heroines against the evil man' which is so boring.
Not to mention, Nancy has no magic. She, Bonnie and Rochelle were leeching off of Sarah.
@Commenter 21 It's heavily implied in the movie itself (the magic shop scene). You're really speaking out your butt aren't you.
@Commenter 21 I thought it was just lazy story writing. In the orginal, they're really the bad guys since they failed to educate themselves on the basics before using and abusing their powers which resulted in backlash.
Simply using magic as the super hero against the bad guy was Lame.
Twist Ending:
Lily is Palpatine's Granddaughter.
Lily is Darth Jar jar's granddaughter.
Sleepwalking step brother?
"wHaT aRe YoU DoINg sTePbRo?"
YOOOOO I SAID THE SAME THING LMFAOAOAOAOOAOAOOOOOO
Didn’t the mother call Lilly out about her low key having a crush on one of the step bros. The scene where Lilly is staring and the mom goes “Awww that’s cute”
@@SurfNoir08 the mom was talking about the father bonding with the kids
@@mystrye8262 OOP 😂😂 I might’ve been dozing off or thinking about something else 👀😂😂
This movie tackles a lot of social issues which is fine but it comes off as kinda fake because it feels like they’re just doing it for the sake of being woke.
Which is pretty much the norm when it comes to tackling social issues in entertainment, these days. Just way too "hey look at us!"
Any recent movie that "tackles social issues" is fake woke crap for virtue points. It's why they can't even put a decent story around it. The only focus is get woke.
Yeah! No originality or genuine thought or care put into it at all. Minorities DESERVE BETTER THAN THIS!
The older one does also and it does it better
They shoehorn all of those topics in, and it didn't work at all. It bloated the plot, and felt like they were shamelessly pandering.
I more of a Tron Legacy guy myself.
Tron: Legacy is a really solid underrated film IMHO.
That's a good movie!
And me Bourne Legacy.
I love that film.
The Bourne Legacy is underrated, though.
Just take a minute to appreciate how much work Chris has put into his halloween specials this year! Great stuff! Thanks Chris!
I really like this review. I just want to acknowledge that witchcraft is not satanism.
My boyfriend said that the last scene felt like a discount version of Avatar the last Airbender...
The 1996 Craft captured "Magic" in a bottle.
You're gonna cry, then I'm gonna cry, and we're all gonna cry...
Then Maggie laughed. She’s such a little trooper.
@Noneoftheabove i understood that reference. Breckin Meyer
The thumbnail already tells what kinda grade its gonna get
Yea I kinda hate he does that. Like on a movie I'm looking forward to and trying to avoid spoilers then I'm scrolling and see one of chris vids and can tell by his face wether it sucks or not
Both he and JJ do that. Its annoying, but kinda funny as well.
The acting wasn't bad but everything else was horrible.
The acting was kind of bad, too. Or the directing -- we'll show the daughter and mom are close by having them sing along to Alanis Morissette and then giggle with each other. No one had any chemistry.
@@johnsmi213 I wasn't expecting academy award winning acting. I would keep the actors but change the script/plot entirely, bring back the two girls that sided with Nancy in the first movie and improve the CGI.
@@akm960 Haha don't know if Neve Campbell is really up to doing "The Craft" reboot. The lead actress was good but they were all varying heights and it was distracting. They also had no chemistry so they just kept laughing with each other and thought that made it seem like they were friends.
The worst was the cgi magical glitter everywhere.
The acting was bad, the whole movie was crap, I didn't pay for it amd want my money back
“That’s why that movie has an occult following”
Excellent pun, Chris
I laughed so hard when Chris said: "I was concern about the... I was concern." xD
Rotten Tomatoes: "...may only enchant fans of the original,"
Chris: *gives it a D*
Chris gave these witches the D. What a stud
@@flyingpaladin617 Oh god I knew I wasn’t the one who read it in a dirty minded way 😂😂😂
@@flyingpaladin617 I took a risk with that comment knowing this is how it could sound like...I'm happy either ways
D- or an F+ for me
@@Rockneda Yeah, if any movie was going to get an F, it's this movie. I guess you don't want to seem like you don't appreciate a movie with a "bisexual coming out" scene. I'm all for pro-LGBT/pro-women movies but why turn "The Craft" sequel into that? I feel making the original four women (in "The Craft") distinctive and dimensional was more feminist than showing girls just giggly and lovey-dovey with each other, creating glittery sparkles in the bathtub.
I feel like they could make a sequel and explore what happened to Nancy and the other girls
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I can tell you the sequel.... Nancy full blown witch the others are nothing!!!
Yep, That’s how I felt, when I saw the trailer yesterday.
we know what happened to nancy
@@sonicfreak04 Yeah but I mean like what happens with Lily and Nancy because the movie did end on a cliff hanger and we never really got an explanation of why the new girls wanted to do witch craft
“It’s like an Avengers meet up” 😂
The Craft is special to me too, still one of my faves after all these years. I'm not thrilled about Legacy. (Where is the character development people!!! )
Bold of you to assume there was character development.
I think it never had a screenplay. The director made shit up as she was directing the movie.
Man when Chris says let’s look at spoilers, you know the movie finna be bad
“Where’s my boyfriend?”
“He’s dead, mom”.
“What?”
“Yeah, he was an evil warlock, so I had to kill him”.
“WTF!”
I feel like the woman power, 2 spirit power vs the Incel community could have been a great story... If they'd flushed it out. Is there going to be a sequel to the sequel?
the second half is what undid it. why the hell did this lister jones chick go in that anti male direction. makes the craft look like the exorcist. but i kind of oddly enjoyed it as was blumhouse (not a patch on halloween tho)
At they end they made a warlock joke and they were cool that the killed someone ??
You're giving this movie too much credit. The missing scene would have been like...
“Where’s my boyfriend?”
“He’s dead, mom.”
“What?”
“Yeah, he was an evil warlock, so I had to kill him”.
"Oh, my... I feel so silly. I'm so bad at love."
(They giggle and go about their day)
“Where’s my boyfriend?”
“He’s dead, mom”.
“What?”
“Yeah, he was an evil warlock, so I had to kill him”.
“Oh, ok.”
I had a conversation with my girlfriend about this movie candyman and other remakes and they can't recapture the magic of the time and nostalgia of these older movies
Candyman might actually do that
The Candyman script is fucking amazing. The sequel we should have gotten. Hopefully the stupid bitching from the test audiences didn't force changes on it. It's almost like people forget Candyman was barely in the original.
Eh, Candyman is out? I haven't heard a thing about that movie since.
@@Manganization It's not out. It's coming out next year.
Candyman wasn’t even that great of a movie. Ironically, the most interesting moments in the film happen before Candyman actually appears.
It felt more like a movie you would watch on Nickelodeon to me.
“ It’s like an avengers meet up “ 🤣 I don’t know why I found that so funny . You just said it so calmly.
I think that Chris was generous with this one...straight F in my book, simply an AWFUL movie.
He couldn't give two feminist pieces of garbage two Fs in a row, because obviously he doesn't have an issue with the message, after all there are plenty of asshole guys in the world of course.
I think the D is for Duchovny.
more like z
That is the most terrible looking representation of witchcraft and magic I think I've ever seen.
I'm soo disappointed right now
Completely agree. I gave it 3 hexes. No blessed be's.
@@7n154 bes* Apostrophes aren't used to make plurals.
@@englishatheart Yeah, I was trying to make the phrase 'blessed be' plural - which doesn't really exist so I kind of just guessed. And 'blessed bes' just looked wrong. So I took a liberty because it's a youtube post and not a term paper. But thanks for calling me out (bet you're real fun at parties).
Well at least I learned something..lol
Why a “D” Chris? Give them the F they deserve for such a horrendous fkup.
Something tells me that he was veeery close to give an F.
They just need the "D"
He already gave Black Christmas an F... Do you want the feminist mob to think he is a misogynist? He has a reputation to take care off you know.
He did like a couple things they did, so it wasn’t a complete failure, for the F
It wasnt that bad
As a Huge fan of The Craft, I was waiting for this movie, and purchased it as midnight on the day it came out. I could not agree you more about pretty much every point. I ended up watching it again the next day, because I was thinking I had just been too sleepy and MUST have missed something.
The scene with “Timmy” where he revealed he was bisexual was such a moving and raw scene, that I thought “wow, this movie has promise”. I couldn’t have been more wrong. What was with the little boy being so kind? The middle son seemingly having interest in his new step sister? The sleepwalking? The dreams? Why was the end so FRIGGIN ABRUPT? I never have super-high hopes for Blumhouse movies, but this one definitely seems to have been a casualty of 2020 quarantine. Damn. Well, maybe someday some other studio will make a sequel (even a reboot) that is worthy of the original.
I did think the sleepwalking/...barely seeing his image in mirror and watching her was freaky./cool..i was thinkin maybe he had some male witch powers to go through walls...and maybe he was spying on girl worried Timmy was telling her about his hook up with Timmy
Seeing Nancy at end was so cool..despite little lines...it reminded me of seeing Luke Skywalker at end of Force Awakens....ending could be setting up kick ass sequel/3rd movie with more Nancy
The OG Craft is great! I watch it once a year every year. It's an oldie that still stands now.
It's not just the CGI that looks cheap, I think most of the film looks cheaper than the 90s version.
The original Craft had better CGI and that was over 20 years ago! The CGI on this looks so cheap it's like CW CGI quality. Gross!
The sad thing is that this movie actually had a bigger budget than the original's $15M with a $18M budget. You'd never know because of how boring all the shots look but it's true somehow. 😞
I watched this last night with a buddy and I honestly couldn't believe how bad it turned out. It wasn't mediocre, or poor. It was below all that. The final moments of this movie departs so far from what the core concepts of this film was that it left us speechless at what we were looking at.
The problem is that I think this film wasn't intended to be a Craft sequel. I think it was a script that was welded into being Craft related. It also has the same issues that the recent Black Christmas remake has.
EDIT: Didn't expect that Black Christmas call back before I wrote this lol.
That makes complete sense and explains everything it's pretty common too. Look at hell raiser 5 and 7
@@parksoo-kim6908 there's also a persistent rumor that the first Resident Evil script was this.
Modern remakes being woke isn't a surprise. Tired of terrible remakes
@Ghost in The shell. It’s because the remakes or reboots aren’t treated with the same love and care as the originals. The best remakes or reboots are ones that keep elements of the original but also tell it in a different way, The Thing being probably the very best remake along with The Fly. But the remakes of Texas Chainsaw Massacre in 2003 and The Ring in 2002 are good examples of a good remake. The worst examples of remakes or reboots are ones that just copy like for like, like Psycho from 1998 or Carrie from 2013 that is just a shot for shot remake for a modern audience. Or another example of bad remakes or reboots are just cash grabs that don’t care for the original, like Black Christmas 2019, The Grudge 2020, The Craft: Legacy, Jacob’s Ladder 2019, Flatliners 2017 etc etc, the only reason those films get made is for easy money,
@Nick Smith Political meanings have always been in films, the difference today is it’s in your face. But people need to understand that this “progressive” left wing movement is all manufactured to divide people. You might think I may sound like a conspiracy theorist but imo the people in power want to divide people as much as possible, they don’t want people getting along with each other. So what they do is create manufactured political movements in hope that stupid people will latch on to it so it can divide people. And because of Social Media it’s worked wonders for them. All this BLM and progressive left wing movement is all manufactured, same thing with Trump. People need to understand that politics is all theatre and none of it matters, until people understand that, we won’t move on and things will repeat themselves.
The fact that the villain is a man annoys the shit out of me. It’s lazy and uninspired and it’s bullshit feminist propaganda. Add to that the massive flaws in this film and you get an excellent example of how woke storytelling is such garbage. Everything else is sacrificed to promote the DNC messaging.
@@nu-metalfan2654 Total Recall Remake Was Extremely Shit!
@@nu-metalfan2654 did u just call blm a political movement brain rot.
So basically the Little Mix music video for Black Magic was more believable as a reboot lol
Telegraphed in the same way Marvel shoehorned all the ladies in the same shot in Endgame? And the bad guy spills the beans about his evil plan? Was this a Hong Kong movie of the 70s? I will be skipping this one...
Marvel made one of the greatest films of all time.
@@SDfan2002 They actually made several great movies. I love the Infinity Saga. All of it. I just frown upon that one completely unnecessary shot.
@@filipeduarte3093 That shot was meant to be a tribute to A-Force, so it wasn't just thrown in for no reason.
@@tinmanluver35 Do you know how unlikely it is for all of them to stop what they are doing in the middle of a battle just to be at that exact spot to pose for a selfie in that one scene? If some people think that it's a good tribute to women of the MCU, that's fine by me. I though it was distracting, unnecessary and completely irrelevant to what was going on in that chain of events. The characters themselves, their storylines and the way that they are portrayed by the actors are the tribute. But that is just my opinion. I am not asking anyone to agree with me.
@@filipeduarte3093 all they needed was the spice girls song with that scene, then they all yell out girl power.
"They use a spell on him and suddenly he becomes super woke" No thanks!
I mean it sounds funny
@@MAWDIUS I think your giving the film makers way too much credit. More like the guy became the kind of man they wish all men were.
@UCofEmUCjaHB4ZZQyPFei0Gg no any movie that has wokeness has to be ignored lol
@@kd9749 people act like wokeness is a new thing lol. Carrie 2 and Jennifer body were woke nobody cried about those movies.
@Michael Anderson did they or did people just accept it back then I feel like people go out there way to be offended now .if you released carrie 2 or the craft now they would call it woke .
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
What the heck!? The original Craft was my 90's guilty pleasure movie. This movie is just another sad attempt of cashing in on nostalgia.
The original The Craft was a masterpiece. It was one of my favorites movies.
What happened to movies just being fun? The first movie was great because it was fun, quirky, and had interesting characters. Nowadays, I feel like every time there is a movie with an entirely female main cast, the movie story has to have heavy social commentary as their backbone to move the story along. I don't mind movies with heavy social commentary as long as it is implemented very well, for example, BlacKkKlansman was a fantastic movie in my opinion because the story was interesting and developed characters very well. Black Christmas, The Craft Legacy, and many others miss the mark. These movies are more worried about preaching a socio-political message than they are making a fun movie like the original or the first movie was.
I interviewed the actress who played Tabby. It was only through the interview did I learn she came from a family of witches. Why wasn't this explored in the movie?!
It is implied in the original. Robbin Tulney mother died from childbirth who is a witch
@@vsusanmoon that's NOT who she was referring to. I was talking about Tabby, the black witch from The Craft Legacy
like I said, Tabby not Robin Tulney, Tabby has no connections to the first movie
The villain of the 2020 Craft is Jordan Peterson? Makes sense.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Caleb Fletcher So, what you're saying is...
Feminism is the real villain
the made up image feminist have of who they think jordan peterson is.
Lol
This looks like a future hilariocity
Wasn't that bad actually. Chris is being way too harsh. I was expecting corny and cringe and actually has great subtle natural acting, especially the main character.
90's vibe nostalgia and great music. Plot may not have been that strong but was better than I expected.
Chris Just a general comment...I LOVE that there are still people willing to talk about art ANY art critically and objectively..I like that you say what things are good and what things are not so good without panning a film...because it wasn't your type of film. I have learned a lot from you...and appreciate it. I know nothing about how you get paid on youtube but I often just leave your channel on to listen to while I do things at home...is this a good way to support your channel?
I'm so glad I didn't rent this. I love the original, and I hate that they screwed up such an easy win. I could have done a better Craft sequel.
I will give The Craft: Legacy an *L*
Anyone else get the feeling that the part played by David Duchovny, is supposed to be Jordan Peterson?
It’s really tragic how he ended up brain damaged due to his bad choices in handling difficult circumstances in life.
@@makasete30 who said JP is brained damaged
In fact, I'm pretty sure it is. What I don't like Cris's criticism, is that he is mild when he shouldn't. Most of the films produced today in Hollywood are mere ideological propaganda. It is impossible not to see a pattern, being followed, film after film, remake after remake. Racist and sexist propaganda, especially against whites, men and Christians. Not unlike the anti-Jewish propaganda of the Nazi period, or anti-black, of the early 20th century. It is the explicit demonization of entire groups and the murderous solution, more than explicit. And make no mistake, they are saying exactly what they would like to do in reality. And even more, making open mentions to real people. Cris wakes up, to turn a blind eye to this kind of stupidity, simply for fear of generating "controversy". After all, it is part of any kind of authentic artistic criticism, taking into account elements like this, and not masking them.
@@makasete30 he's not brain damaged. He did what health professionals told him. Dealing with the idea of losing your life long companion might be the toughest thing a person has to deal with.
Dude my jaw hit the floor when the big cgi spoiler moment happened. I genuinely agree with you and feel the same way with everything you said.
You are a boss.
That ending fight when they started glowing had me thinking it was a perfume advert. Eau de Wicca. The fragrance for yu
"White male bad" magic edition.
Lazy writing not interested.
Call me when these movies can out rank JRPGs. I remember in the original being genuinely scared that Nancy was going to kill her at the end, when they stormed her house and made it look like her parents died.
This movie is just another Feminazi shoutout.
So it’s basically yet another movie about brave and stunning women overcoming awful men.
Cuz we don’t get nearly enough of those.
Existing tropes that worked aren't gimmicks.
I think that’s actually a more recent trope, for the longest time it’s been men who have been the brave protagonist and women have been seen as the damsels in distress or even the villain. I think it’s about time we have powerful women protagonists.
@@sinabonz8108 Not a fan of anime, super hero films, or sci fi for the last couple decades I'm guessing?
Yep. "dOwN wIt dA pAtRiArChY!!!!!!"
I'm cool with that if they made a good movie out of it.
I hope Fairuza at least got a SAG rate paycheck out of this.
It's disheartening how wokeness has replaced good storytelling. This will ultimately hurt Hollywood more than the pandemic ever could.
So Agree!!
Zoomers eat that shit up. It’s content made for them,so it must be selling cos they keep pushing it.
As A Gen Z , we don’t claim these movies lmao
@@makasete30 Does it sell? I know Hollywood studios and political parties alike are looking to Twitter and Buzzfeed to gage the modern taste, but does it translate to sells or votes?
Its pathetic when movies like guess who's coming to dinner, sunday bloody sunday, and boys in the band all of which were several decades before this supposed enlightened time do what they attempt better.
I wanted to see more of Timmy and the brothers. I needed to dig deeper into what was going on.
This movie was one of the most crap of "S" I've ever seen. Its so bad, so damn bad that's all I got to say. Its horrible. Its just not worth anything it has no substance it sucks bad. It shouldn't even be called the Craft its a disgrace. It felt like an unfinished unedited movie. The punchlines we pure "S"
Dude this is literally Black Christmas 2019 😂😂
"I'm gonna give this movie a D"
That's what HE said
Nice
Chris please review "The Platform" from 2019. It's a really great film that didn't get the attention it deserves!
He is going to love it. Great movie!
Good movie recommendation!!! Such a good one!
I’d also recommend Pyrocynical’s video on the film too
You think the Platform is great? Ehh I dont remember having any problems in particular about the movie but I didn't leave the film thinking it was great. Maybe I'm being too harsh though.
Great suggestion!
Did the mother just accept that her boyfriend turned to be an evil warlock?
What happened to her underaged stepbrothers?
What happened to the stepbrother with his whole being gay or bi secret?
Did anyone wonder what happened to the asahole guy that tried to kill his wife and step sister and just disappeared?
What about the other 3 girl's lives?
God, each time I think about this movie a new question pops in my head
Saw this tonight . It started out so well and had great potential, i loved the lead girl but it ended up feeling like a lifetime family movie towards the end . It's no where near as good as the original but then again that was never going to get beaten .
They're all Wannabe Hermione Granger 😂
Damn Chris you have been pumping out videos like there is no tomorrow, great as always!
yer and the flick pick nothing like that channel died, only does livestreams
Spoiler warning
There is no tomorrow.
"I was concerned." 2020
The relief on Chris's face after he announced spoilers and he let rip how crappy the CGI was .
In the old movie, the magic was presented as something dark and dangerous, in this movie it was seen as glittery and fun.
When you described this movie I felt like it was black Christians 2019 lol.
Black Christians? 😂 you mean Christmas
And also that show "Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina" thankfully got cancelled, woke trash!
@@KzzZ88 nah
@@yowatchie 'fraid so!
Beastbombshell oh really? I remember hearing it got cancelled.. maybe not so 😕
Lets be honest. Has any sequel with the subsequent title being “Legacy” every been good? Might as well call it “The Craft: Resurrection” or “The Craft: Rebirth.”
The Craft: Return
Don’t forget the prequel, The Craft: The Beginning
You can't put rebirth in the title, any mention of birthing will trigger the trans-woman.
Tron: Legacy is good, has a cult following wanting one more film that we may get with Jared Leto
@@GoddessOfWhim2003 I mildly agree, but I was more so just referencing the horror genre. Lol
This apparent sequel is like the CW/Disney + attempt of remaking or creating a nonsensical movie that is attempting to pander to our politically correct society. Talk about dishonoring the original movie and it's sublime context.
This movie was garbage except TIMMY he rocked the whole movie should have been about the hot bisexual awesomeness of Timmy. TEAM TIMMY
true his story interactions and development were great... also it makes sense if the guy grew up with toxic masculinity with his best friend dad being like this and not having a mom...
also de big brother accepting he is closeted but yepp missing opportunity i would much rather had a witch romance movie at this point...
Timmy was terrible.
I was sad they killed him off
I was in utter shock when he was killed OFFSCREEN
Its not diversity when the characters are just *tokens* ✨❤
Exactly. Well said
wow a men telling other men to be strong is actually an evil cult leader. Such nuance. So political. Very deep.
This is Hollywood now.
@Akash Samson pretty sure that's on purpose
true is not like he was telling his son DONT YOU DARE TO CRY BE STRONG MAN DONT CRY...
@Akash Samson You mean like the Red Pill? Its giving groups like the Red Pill a bad name?
Spell to make someone woke, that is classic 2020 schlock.
I swear Chris pronounce "craft" as "crap" a few times on purpose. Lmao.
Ah man, now that’s what I hear since I read your comment lol
Remember back in the day when you'd hear Blumhouse was releasing a new horror movie and you'd get excited about it? Nowadays, they seem to be just a step or two above the small studios that make B movie knockoffs, but with a much higher budget and non of the charm of B movies. I mean, sure they have good stuff every once in a while, but the possibility of that happening gets smaller with each subsequent release. /rant
Thanks for everything you do Chris!
Most reboots of old IP's feel like fanfiction. It could be any kind of person, there's no growth, challenge or explanation. They simply get their powers and run wild, and are told to "hold back" because the villains-- the people they run into-- simply "aren't ready".
Like if not fan-fiction authors, Hollywood sure loves asking Twitter followers to write their scripts 'cause... yeesh... lol.