Fans of witches everywhere will be delighted to see Scarlet Witch, one of today’s most prominent witches, appear in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness. Fans saw more of her power and were even introduced to another witch, Agatha Harkness, after the Disney+ show WandaVision.
Witches have always been a popular subject in films and television shows. They can be the protagonist or the antagonist of a story. According to Ranker, these are the finest witch movies.
Bedknobs And Broomsticks (1971)
During WWII, an apprentice witch and two youngsters must locate a missing element of a spell in order to aid Britain’s war efforts. She must combat inanimate objects with the help of a conman magician to help reverse the tides of war.
Bedknobs and Broomsticks is a delightful animated-live-action hybrid. This video uses animation to bring magic to life in sequences that audiences will enjoy. This is a magical narrative that shouldn’t be overlooked, thanks to a strong cast and wonderful soundtrack.
Hocus Pocus (1993)
“Hocus Pocus” stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy as the Sanderson sisters.
When an adolescent virgin burns the black flame candle, three witches resurrect to utilize youngsters to resurrect and become youthful chevaliers. The youngsters are in a race against time to free themselves and the other children in Salem from the Sanderson Sisters, and they eventually succeed with the help of a black cat.
Hocus Pocus appeals to audiences of all ages by combining the proper mix of mature humor, comedy, and magic. Throughout the film, Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy share amazing chemistry that is delightful to watch and appreciate. This is an excellent Halloween film for the entire family.
Practical Magic (1998)
Two witch sisters live their lives and become victims of a family curse in which the men they love always die. Things become more complicated when a detective arrives in search of one sister’s ex-lover, but he may be there for another reason entirely.
Practical Magic is one of the most quotable films of all time. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman’s characters, as sisters, genuinely care for one another and bring family and female strength to life. The easy banter and chemistry, as well as the action, romance, and pure magic, are all selling points for this film.
Sleepy Hollow (1999)
In Tim Burton’s Sleepy Hollow, Ichabod Crane has blood on his face.
Ichabod Crane gets more than he bargained for when he is assigned to Sleepy Hollow to investigate decapitations. A witch has raised the Headless Horseman from the grave in order to exact her revenge, but there may be more than one witch to be wary of.
As Ichabod Crane, Johnny Depp is able to submerge into his role, presenting a convincing and humorous counterpoint to Sleepy Hollow’s gore and horror. With his spooky style and acting choices, director Tim Burton elevates this fable about a scorned witch seeking vengeance into an interesting film to watch.
Snow White And The Huntsman (2012)
Snow White and the Huntsman is a retelling of the classic Snow White story. When the Huntsman is commanded by the Evil Queen to take Snow White to the woods and kill her, he ends up becoming her protector and ally.
This rendition of Snow White is darker and more solemn. Charlize Theron stars as the evil witch in one of her best action films. She is certainly a villainess to see, with her evilness and beauty. She mesmerizes on TV, convincing the viewer that she is capable of capturing a king.
The Craft is a cult favorite about four adolescent girls who discover they have the ability to cast devastating spells. They employ magic to repair their skin and change their hair colors, as well as for more evil purposes, such as hexing the popular girl. After Nancy, the coven leader, goes too far, the group eventually disintegrates.
The Craft succeeds in portraying a path from fear to power as a film about female empowerment. This darker teen film combines thrills and otherworldly elements. Fairuza Balk’s stunning acting as Nancy and the hilarious witchcraft throughout have received excellent reviews.
The Huntsman: Winter’s War (2016)
The Huntsman and Sara, a fellow warrior, were both raised in Freya’s army. They strive to disguise their feelings for each other as Freya and her evil sister Ravenna fight battle. This prequel/sequel to Snow White and The Huntsman can be watched as a sequel or as a stand-alone film.
The Huntsman: Winter’s War features stunning visual effects, particularly in the third act when the two witch sisters face off. The cast is flawless. Chris Hemsworth plays the affable Eric with Jessica Chastin as Sara and Emily Blunt and Charlize Theron as the two witches in this film, which isn’t one of his best. With its devoted cast and dazzling spectacular effects, this film is quite the spectacle.
The Witches (1990)
It’s problems when a small boy stumbles into a witch conference. Even after being turned into a mouse by the terrible Miss Ernst, the Grand High Witch, he is determined to stop them from robbing England of all its children.
The Witches is a fascinating film with a convoluted plot that is not for the faint of heart. Anjelica Huston’s villain is a treat to behold, and her nasty thoughts and deviousness dominate the film. This film is ambitious and well worth seeing.
The Witches Of Eastwick (1987)
When a mysterious man enters their lives and is able to seduce all three of their single best friends, their wishes are granted. They quickly begin to play with the skills and methods they’ve learned from their boyfriend, Daryl, in the hopes of regaining control over their life.
This ’80s comedy is packed of oddities and hilarious timing. It’s easy to get caught up in Jack Nicholson’s hilarious performance as Daryl, and he certainly steals the show. The starring ladies, on the other hand, are as eccentric and push female empowerment to new heights when they reclaim their lives.
The Wizard Of Oz (1939)
A tornado transports a young girl to the wonderful kingdom of Oz, where she meets unusual characters such as a lion, scarecrow, and tinman. They work together to enlist the wizard’s assistance, but first they must steal the Wicked Witch of the West’s broom.
Even after all these years, critics agree that The Wizard of Oz is an outstanding film. This film genuinely brings magic to life with its fantastic effects, beautiful settings, and imagination. This is the ideal enchanting film for audiences of all ages to enjoy for many years.
