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Four Black Witches we can add to our roster thanks to Lovecraft Country🙏🏾💜
Hanna-a woman who burned down her slave master’s house, stopped a nefarious white supremacist ritual, and ran pregnant through the woods with the mystical Book of Names. She created an astral space for her ancestors and descendants to be able to commune and so she can pass on her wisdom & knowledge of Magic
Hattie-keeper of the Book of Names, passed down through the generations as the Family Bible since Hanna ran from the enslaver’s home, a Hoodoo tradition. Anointed her descendant to be her “faith turned flesh”. Burned in the Tulsa Massacre.
Dora Freeman-survivor of the Tulsa Massacre, only surviving member of her family.
Letitia Lewis-who invoked the spirits of Black innocents to banish the white man who murdered them, learned the Language of Adam and how to use magic from the Ancestors in the astral realm, and cast a spell created by Hanna to bind all white oppressors from magic
A cute little spell from Sabrina the Animated Series😭
Sabrina the Teenage Witch - Full ‘90s Movie starring Melissa Joan Hart
I’m a lifelong fan of the ‘90s Sabrina sitcom but I feel like we, as a Witch community (and as people😂), sleep on the original Sabrina the Teenage Witch movie starring Melissa Joan Hart and Ryan Reynolds that acted as the pilot for the tv show. Of course, there’s a different Aunt Zelda, Aunt Hilda, Salem and Harvey and it’s not necessarily a comedy.
It’s a great movie to enjoy during the Season of the Witch✨✨☺️💜
Here’s a link to the whole movie on YouTube!
So what’s the general consensus about the Charmed reboot? I haven’t tuned in since the first episode
I miss o.g. Charmed
Powers of the the witches rise, Course unseen across the skies, Come to us who call you near, Come to us and settle here.
Vs. The Ballad of the Witches Road
The road is wild and wicked
Winding through the wood
Where all that's wrong is right
And all that's bad is good
Through many miles of tricks and trials
We'll wander high and low
Tame your fears, a door appears
The time has come to go
I love The Good Witch. Love it.
The comedic timing of some of the bits…like someone wishing to meet people that love their town as much as they do but not wanting to wait for said person to walk through the door, followed instantly by someone walking through the door saying how much they love the town.
Also how three of the main characters are kind of obviously witches if you pay attention but it’s in a very modern way, like knowing who is walking through the door just before the door opens without turning around to look, always having/knowing exactly what you need, a focus on natural and herbal medicines and teas and creams and such…and how no one really knows what to make of them except for knowing that whatever it is the main character does ALWAYS works exactly how it needs to, with her daughter and cousin doing their best but sometimes things don’t quite go according to plan if they’re impatient. It’s implied that at least a few of their mundane family members actually understand what’s going on and know, but it’s also obvious that even one of the witches really didn’t begin to understand until I think the second season…
10/10 for a fluffy, modern witch show that depicts magic in a relatively accurate way for the less ritualistic witches among us that prefer to do ordinary things in an extraordinary way.
Silver Screen Spellcraft: The Craft (1996)
Silver Screen Spellcraft: The Craft (1996)
May 3rd, 2016 marked 20 years since the release of 90s teen witch classic, The Craft. 🚨Scary Bitch Alert!🚨 #TheCraft came out 20 years ago today! I’m about to live tweet this brilliant masterpiece of 90s bitchcraft #witchy — Fat Feminist Witch (@FatFemnistWitch) May 3, 2016 If you follow me on Twitter, you’ll know I live-tweeted my whole re-watch experience. Of course I watch The Craft, like,…
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