Throughout history, there have been many powerful and influential witches. Some of these women come from folklore and others are characters in movies. These 8 witches represent some of the most popular and iconic witch figures in film history.
The power that a witch can wield is unmeasurable, but it comes at a price: they must protect their powers to avoid consequences such as being hunted or killed by those who do not understand them or what they can do. Although we may never know how much magic exists in this world, these powerful women will always be an inspiration for all those who want to defy gravity and fly like a bird.
1. The Love Witch
The Love Witch is a campy, sexy and visually stunning movie that has been wrapped up with an iconic 1960s-inspired bow. Anna Biller’s newest film stars Samantha Robinson as the titular “witch,” who is in search for love without any attachments or expectations – until tragedy finds each man by his hand due to her magical powers being used against him…
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2. Häxan
Häxan is a 1922 Swedish-made silent film that charts the history of demons, witches and superstitions. It has been called “one-of -a kind experience” for its combination between documentary footage from historical events as well interviews with expert witnesses to these rituals all set within an anti-clericalist climate following Catholicism’s supremacy over other religions during medieval times . The black & white flick also features nudity; torture (including some really nasty looking wounds); sexual CONTINUUM fight scenes including rape which may not be suitable viewing by those under 18 years old due to graphic content!
3. The City of the Dead
The City of the Dead is a 1960 American horror film written by Reginald Rose and directed by Freddie Francis. The story revolves around an innocent college student who travels to Satan-worshiping witch covens in order discover what really happened when they were burned at tar
Since its original release on TV, this movie has become just as famous for how blatantly unapologetic it is with its campy tone than anything else! Unashamedly embracing every cheesy moment while maintaining total atmosphere – there’s no better classic Horror flick out there today
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4. Witchhammer
1970s slasher movie Witchhammer is more drama than horror. Though it has its fair share of creeps and thrills, the film focuses on Priest Kryštof Lautne (Elo Romančík) who becomes a victim after opposing his home region’s witch trials in Northern Moravia during 16th century Czechoslovakian history era which took place between 1578-1607
The perfect pick for any history buffs looking forward to enjoy this spooky flick with some Witches!
5. Bell, Book and Candle
Bell, Book and Candle has a lot in common with I Married A Witch. It follows the same basic tropes: man meets witch – they fall for each other but she can’t bewitch him because he doesn’t believe in magic; Gillian uses her powers to make Stewart want her back even when he is taken by another woman; eventually real love becomes too powerful so this time around instead of being able to keep their relationship together through some sort charm or spell (or maybe just really good sex?), it’ll all come tumbling down if these two actually get engaged…
6. The Juniper Tree
The Juniper Tree is a emotional witch-themed movie that shows the power of love and sisterhood. It stars Björk in her first acting role, telling the story about two sisters who escape their home after being stoned for practicing witchcraft by an intolerant community. The film was given 4K UHD upgrade which makes it easily accessible to modern audiences because they can see how much detail has gone into each scene without any pixelation or blurriness!
7. I Married a Witch
I Married a Witch is a romantic comedy that takes cues from Bewitched. The movie starts off with Veronica Lake’s character, an accused witch who has just been burned at the stake and then given one last chance to curse another person before she dies; this woman’s grandson (the man being cursed) falls in love with her instead of marrying into his fate as expected – so now every male family member will marry someone other than what they should have based on their DNA! It turns out not all went according plan though because after years of marriage between these two lovers without children… well let me tell you: things got pretty awkward really quick when suddenly there were twin boys running around yelling “Grandma killedbaby!”
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8. The Girl on a Broomstick
The Girl on a Broomstick is an enjoyable, magical adventure that will keep you entertained for hours. It’s half way between Harry Potter and Sabrina the Teenage Witch with its emphasis being witches in high school setting who use their powers for bad instead of good like most fantasy stories nowadays seem to do these days! The soundtrack was also killer (check out those theme songs!).
The human world didn’t know what to make of this girl at first but soon enough she became one if our own after falling down some stairs during gym class which led her running away from home only afterwards meeting up with delinquents just as fate would have it right when they needed someone new joining their ranks – until eventually turning them into something much more than anyone ever expected