13 Bewitching Films | My Favorite Witch Movies That You’ll Love Too

Witches have fascinated audiences for centuries, from tales of sorcery to a reflection of women’s empowerment. Looking for that perfect movie night? Or are you merely drawn to magical narratives? Check out 13 of my favorite (in no particular order) witch movies that are sure to enchant you.

1. “Hocus Pocus” (1993) A fun and quirky film perfect for Halloween or any witch-themed event. It’s a family favorite that brings magic, laughter, and nostalgia.
2. “The Craft” (1996) This movie captures the 90s teen angst with a mystical twist. It’s a tale of power, friendship, and the ethical dilemmas that come with them.
3. “Practical Magic” (1998) This film offers a beautiful blend of romance, magic, and sisterhood, perfect for a cozy night in your comfy clothes with a cup of coffee.
4. “The Witches” (2020) Based on Roald Dahl’s novel, this film brings a unique perspective to the portrayal of witches. It’s both thrilling and entertaining.
5. “The Good Witch” (2008) Another TV series turned film that follows the life of a benevolent witch. It’s heartwarming and great for a more relaxed viewing experience.
6. “The Witch” (2015) If you’re up for a chilling and thought-provoking experience, this horror film provides a more somber take on witchcraft.
7. “The Covenant” (2006) A supernatural thriller that puts a twist on witchcraft, focusing on a group of young men who are descendants of witches.
8. “Stardust” (2007) Romance, adventure, and magic blend beautifully in this modern fairytale. A great film to lose yourself in.
9. “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” (2016) Though not entirely centered on witchcraft, this horror film unveils a terrifying mystery linked to a witch’s curse. It’s a gripping and intense watch.
10. “Maleficent” (2014) Explore the untold story of Disney’s most iconic villain. It’s a mesmerizing twist on the classic “Sleeping Beauty.”
11. “Beautiful Creatures” (2013) A romantic fantasy film where witchcraft meets teenage drama. It’s a compelling story of love and magic.
12. “The Love Witch” (2016) A visually stunning film that explores witchcraft through a feminist lens. It’s a unique and thought-provoking watch.
13. “The Witches of Eastwick” (1987) A dark comedy featuring three women who summon a mysterious man, only to find out he might be the Devil. It’s humorous and intriguing.

Are any of these your favorites too? Which one do you want to watch first? Let me know in the comments! Grab your broomstick, a warm blanket, and enjoy the magical journey through these bewitching films!