Directed by Andrew Fleming and starring Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True, the film follows four high school outcasts who form a coven and begin to harness real supernatural power. Blending teen drama, horror, and gothic aesthetics, it became an instant cult classic and a cornerstone of 90s alternative culture.
The Craft captured the era’s fascination with witchcraft, fashion, and female empowerment, influencing everything from style to television and music in its wake. Its mix of dark fantasy and adolescent rebellion still resonates as one of the decade’s most recognizable cult films.
This Japanese-subtitled VHS preserves that moment in time — a tangible artifact from the film’s original analog run.
Directed by Andrew Fleming and starring Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True, the film follows four high school outcasts who form a coven and begin to harness real supernatural power. Blending teen drama, horror, and gothic aesthetics, it became an instant cult classic and a cornerstone of 90s alternative culture.
The Craft captured the era’s fascination with witchcraft, fashion, and female empowerment, influencing everything from style to television and music in its wake. Its mix of dark fantasy and adolescent rebellion still resonates as one of the decade’s most recognizable cult films.
This Japanese-subtitled VHS preserves that moment in time — a tangible artifact from the film’s original analog run.
