They’re also realistic, bubbly, mischievous teenagers, whose innocence makes them read several years younger than the characters in the original film.
As revenge for this humiliation, the newly formed coven sneaks into the bedroom of one of those boys, Timmy (Nicholas Galitzine), and casts a spell for him to see the error of his boorish ways.
Although Waking The Witch author Pam Grossman served as a consultant on The Craft: Legacy, this film is even less of a how-to manual than its predecessor.
Duchovny’s character turns out to be a Jordan Peterson-esque author who holds workshops on reclaiming masculinity—a detail that, along with a secret Timmy shares with the girls midway through, makes this a Craft movie with a lot to say about men and boys.
Instead of going into the personal lives of each of the coven’s members, The Craft: Legacy keeps its narrative focus fixed on Lily, for reasons that become clear later on
As the ties between the movies become more obvious, Lister-Jones does drop in some fan service, most prominently the immortal line, “We are the weirdos, mister.†One might think of it as a wink toward the goth moms watching the film with their own Billie Eilish-loving teenagers, except those teens have probably also seen The Craft
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