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The Craft: Legacy

Horror. Fantasy A group of high school students form a coven of witches. A remake of the 1996 film, "The Craft".
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The Guardian
The Guardian
"[It] offers some interesting ideas but, with a brisk runtime, feels overstuffed (...) The four young women are all excellent but apart from Spaeny (...) none of them are allowed the time for any real story of their own (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)"  NEU
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The New York Times
The New York Times
"This rendition lacks fully developed characters (...) Ultimately, this film lacks a bewitching quality."  NEG
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The Hollywood Reporter
The Hollywood Reporter
"All this is quite enjoyable, and the women are appealing if under-developed (...) Aside from composer Heather Christian's cool techno theme on the end credits (...) 'Legacy' left me less than spellbound."  NEU
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Variety
Variety
"[It] feels like a step back (...) The original 'Craft' may be a mess, but it does have a legacy, and this ain’t it."  NEG
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ABC News
ABC News
"Most horror films bury subtext in flashy pyrotechnics. 'The Craft: Legacy' is a welcome exception"  POS
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IGN
IGN
"I absolutely love the first half of this film. Lister-Jones recaptures the magic of the original (...) Sadly, this spirited and powerful path is abandoned"  NEU
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IndieWire
IndieWire
"A clever modern sequel (...) The result is an entertaining and insightful mashup of tropes, both respectful of what came before and willing to try new tricks"  POS
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Entertainment Weekly
Entertainment Weekly
"By the end of 'Legacy', each of the witches has become less interesting and less distinct"  NEG
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AV Club
AV Club
"The drama of [its] revelations also produces a fair bit of whiplash, sitting awkwardly next to the charmingly low stakes of the first half."  NEU
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Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair
"There is plenty of welcome discourse in the film, adding a richness to the world of its characters (...) But in that careful inclusivity, Lister-Jones has forgotten to let her kids have any fun, to take true risk, to transgress"  NEU
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