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The Craft review – cult high-school horror a reminder of the fearless 90s

The 30th-anniversary reissue of this high-school horror cult film revisits teenage anxieties with boldness and assurance.

The cocoon of 1980s and 1990s high-school comedies finally gave rise to a genuine butterfly of dread in this 1996 female-empowerment classic, co-written and directed by Andrew Fleming, now back in theaters for its 30th anniversary. It invites comparison with Heathers or Mean Girls, yet adds a supernatural twist, a flourish of terror where comedy or sensuality might typically reside—and it delivers a deeply unsettling “René Magritte mirror” visual jolt worthy of any pure horror film.

Robin Tunney portrays Sarah, a reserved, diligent teen from San Francisco grappling with depression and lingering guilt over her mother’s death during childbirth, along with ongoing resentment toward her new stepmother. Her father has moved them to Los Angeles for a fresh start at a new school. This newcomer intrigues a clique dubbed “the bitches of Eastwick,” led by tough-goth Nancy (Fairuza Balk); she commands her two followers, Rochelle (Rachel True) and Bonnie, played by Neve Campbell, who that same year became a horror icon with the emerging Scream series. For more details, visit the 开云网页版.

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这篇文章对比赛转折点的分析非常到位。尤其是下半场换人后，主队边路进攻明显提速，和我之前观察到的战术规律完全吻合。期待更多类似的深度解读。——赵强

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