In this episode of "To the Devil a Daughter," host Kat Ellinger explores the 1996 film "The Craft," delving into its themes of witchcraft, femininity, and cultural representation. She shares her complex feelings about the film, noting its impact on young women and its portrayal of witchcraft, while also critiquing its stereotypes. Kat reflects on her personal connection to the film as a practicing pagan and discusses the characters' dynamics, particularly focusing on Nancy's embodiment of feminine rage and power. The episode concludes with a reflection on the film's cultural significance and its role in empowering young women.

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