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The Craft: Legacy

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2020 American fantasy film by Zoe Lister-Jones
The Craft: Legacy
VOD release poster
Directed byZoe Lister-Jones
Written byZoe Lister-Jones
Based onCharacters
by Peter Filardi
Produced by
Starring
CinematographyHillary Spera
Edited byLibby Cuenin
Music byHeather Christian
Production
companies
Distributed bySony Pictures Releasing
Release date
  • October 28, 2020 (2020-10-28)
Running time
97 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish
Budget$18 million
Box office$2.3 million[1]

The Craft: Legacy, also known asBlumhouse's The Craft: Legacy,[2] is a 2020 Americansupernatural horror film[2] written and directed byZoe Lister-Jones. Alegacy sequel toThe Craft (1996), the film starsCailee Spaeny,Gideon Adlon,Lovie Simone, and Zoey Luna as four teenage girls who practicewitchcraft as acoven. Additional cast includesNicholas Galitzine,Michelle Monaghan, andDavid Duchovny, withFairuza Balk making a cameo appearance.

The Craft: Legacy was released in the United States throughvideo on demand on October 28, 2020, bySony Pictures Releasing under itsColumbia Pictures label, with a theatrical release in select international markets beginning the same day. The film was abox-office bomb, earning $2.3 million worldwide on an $18 million budget, and received mixed reviews from critics. It was nominated for the 2021GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Film – Wide Theatrical Release.

Plot

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Three girls, Frankie, Tabby and Lourdes, are trying to freeze time withmagic, but failing as they require a fourth member. Lily Schechner moves into the town with her therapist mother, Helen, to live with Helen's new boyfriend Adam Harrison and his three sons, Jacob, Isaiah, and Abe. The girls befriend Lily after she begins her period and bleeds through in class, then is mocked by her other classmates, particularly by the school bully Timmy Andrews. They are amazed when shetelekinetically pushes Timmy into the lockers. When Lily responds to themusing only her mind, the girls confirm her to be their fourth member and invite her to join theircoven, to which she agrees. As a result, they succeed in freezing time.

To seek revenge on Timmy, the girls cast a spell on him. The next day, Timmy behaves sensitively, confirming the girls' success. They continue to experiment with their powers, includinglevitation. Adam learns of the incident in school and scolds Lily, but Helen defends her. Lily overhears them arguing and goes outside where Abe talks to her about his father's authoritarian beliefs. Timmy hosts a party, invites the coven, and apologizes to Lily, eventually becoming friends with the coven. When Timmy is at Lily's home for a project with Jacob, he admits to the girls that he had sex with Isaiah, Jacob's elder brother and that he isbisexual. Later, Lily places alove spell on Timmy, using his sweatshirt, and the two kiss.

The next morning, during class, the coven is told by their teacher that Timmy allegedly committedsuicide the night before. Lily opens up to her friends about her kiss and love spell. They sever ties with her and bind themselves from magic. Lily suspects Adam to be dangerous and asks her mother if they can move out, but she does not agree. In hopes of finding something against Adam, she searches his office only to find her own adoption papers, forcing Helen to admit to her that Lily is actually the child of one of her psychotherapy patients. After Timmy'sfuneral, Helen tells Lily she agrees to move out. Helen also admits that she knows about her powers. The conversation prompts Helen to ask Lily to give her powers to Helen. When Lily grows suspicious of her, Helenshapeshifts into Adam who has disguised himself with his own magic. Adam tells her he is a member of apagan cult and that he has been after her powers since the beginning, before knocking her unconscious.

Lily awakens in a forest at night with Adam, who confesses that he murdered Timmy and threatens to kill her too. When Timmy'sspirit contacts Lily's friends through anOuija board and tells them about being murdered by Adam, they arrive to save Lily. They try to freeze time, but Adam subdues them quickly. The girls then work together and use their elemental powers to defeat Adam, burning him to death. Later, Lily continues her friendship with the girls and Helen takes her to a mental health hospital to meet her birth mother, who is revealed to beNancy Downs.

Cast

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  • Cailee Spaeny as Lilith "Lily" Schechner, the central character
  • Gideon Adlon as Frankie, one of the members of the coven and Lily's friend.
  • Lovie Simone as Tabby, one of the members of the coven and Lily's friend.
  • Zoey Luna as Lourdes, one of the members of the coven, atransgender girl and Lily's friend.
  • Nicholas Galitzine as Timmy Andrews, Lily's schoolmate
  • Michelle Monaghan as Helen Schechner, Lily's adoptive mother
  • David Duchovny as Adam Harrison, Lily's stepfather
  • Julian Grey as Abe Harrison, Lily's stepbrother
  • Charles Vandervaart as Jacob Harrison, Lily's stepbrother
  • Donald MacLean Jr. as Isaiah Harrison, Lily's stepbrother
  • Hannah Gordon as Ashley
  • Chris Tomassetti as Jeremy
  • James Madge as Mr. Bly
  • Fairuza Balk asNancy Downs, a witch and Lily's biological mother.

Production

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Development

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A straight-to-DVD sequel toThe Craft was in the works circa 2010, but was terminated.[3][4] In May 2016,Sony Pictures announced that a sequel toThe Craft was in development and would be written and directed byLeigh Janiak. The announcement of the sequel spawned negative reactions from fans of the original.[5][6][7]

In March 2019,Zoe Lister-Jones was named as writer and director of thesoft reboot, withJason Blum as producer under hisBlumhouse Productions banner, withAndrew Fleming (director of the 1996 film) as executive producer, andColumbia Pictures distributing.[8]

Casting

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In June 2019,Cailee Spaeny was set to star in the film.[9] In September 2019,Gideon Adlon,Lovie Simone, and Zoey Luna joined the cast as the other witches.[10] In October 2019,Nicholas Galitzine,David Duchovny,Julian Grey, andMichelle Monaghan were also added,[11][12][13][14] and in November 2019, Donald MacLean Jr. was cast.[15]

Filming

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Principal photography began in October 2019.[16] During filming inToronto, director Zoe Lister-Jones explained in an on-set interview thatThe Craft sequel "... centers on young people, and young women specifically coming into their power in today’s current climate..."[17]

Music

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The film's original music, composed byHeather Christian, was releaseddigitally byMadison Gate Records on October 28, 2020.[18]

Release

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The Craft: Legacy was released on video on demand bySony Pictures Releasing on October 28, 2020, followed by a theatrical release internationally.[19][20] The film was released on Blu-ray and DVD on December 22, 2020, bySony Pictures Home Entertainment.[21]

Reception

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Box office

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In its first weekend the film earned $680,000 while in the following weekend it earned $390,000 and in its third $242,000.

Critical response

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On thereview aggregator websiteRotten Tomatoes, 48% of 113 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 5.5/10. The website's consensus reads: "Although director Zoe Lister-Jones has forged a new path for the weirdos of today,The Craft: Legacy's spells may only enchant fans of the original. "[22] OnMetacritic, the film has a score of 54 out of 100 based on reviews from 24 critics, indicating "mixed or average" reviews.[23]

Kate Erbland, writing forIndiewire, said the film is "an entertaining and insightful mashup of tropes, both respectful of what came before and willing to try new tricks."[24]Sheila O'Malley ofRogerEbert.com gave the film two stars, saying, "The Craft: Legacy gets sidetracked with the Timmy sub-plot, and the film morphs into a teenagesoap opera and/orABC Afterschool Special."[25]

Accolades

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The Craft: Legacy was nominated for the 2021GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Film (Wide Release).[26]

Future

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In October 2020, when interviewed aboutFairuza Balk's cameo,Zoe Lister-Jones explained that she wrote the script with a continuation in mind.[27] Lister-Jones also revealed that she had met with the original film's actresses during the preparation forLegacy and that she would be interested in making a third installment with an intergenerational storyline.[28]

References

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