- 1. All-Black on the Silver Screen: 11 Goth Girls in TV and Film That Led Us to The Present-Day Wednesday
- (TV)
- ... such as “I, myself, am strange and unusual” and “my whole life is a dark room,” still seen on T-shirts and in social media bios to this day. Fairuza Balk as Nancy Downs in The Craft (1996) Photo Credit: ...
- Created on 03 January 2023
- 2. Now Is the Time, This is the Hour, To Dress Like These Iconic Screen Witches From Teen-Horror Film "The Craft" ...
- (Style)
- “WE ARE THE weirdos, mister,” is a retort that went down in girl culture history the second Fairuza Balk spoke those words, punctuated by a burgundy-lipped grin, in 1996’s The Craft. The classic cult ...
- Created on 14 October 2021
- 3. The Long-Lasting Magic Of "The Craft
- (Movies)
- ... with their eventual aftermath. Nancy (Fairuza Balk), the volatile de facto leader, uses her power to escape poverty and her abusive stepfather. Bonnie (Neve Campbell), long-suffering from disfiguring ...
- Created on 31 October 2019
- 4. The Ultimate Guide To Feminist-Friendly Horror Movies
- (Movies)
- ... cursing anyone who ticks them off. Fairuza Balk’s character Nancy is one badass bitch and delivers one of the movie’s best lines: “We are the weirdoes, mister.” Final Girl (2015) TAGLINE: The hunted ...
- Created on 12 October 2016
- 5. 10 Witch Movies and TV Shows To Watch This Halloween
- (Entertainment)
- ... Director: Kenny Ortega Starring: Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy 8. The Craft (1996) Director: Andrew Fleming Starring: Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Rachel True, and Neve ...
- Created on 28 October 2015
- 6. 6 Solid Reasons To Get Excited For 'The Craft' Remak
- (Movies)
- ... played evil coven-leader Nancy, Fairuza Balk, also identifies as a Wiccan, which was a positive impact on the realism of their practical magic. 4. It could be a gateway film for all of the other dark ...
- Created on 15 May 2015
- 7. Frances Bean Cobain & More Create Art That Rocks for MiXTAPE LA
- (Arts)
- ... it.” Jessicka Addams, "A Fond Farewell," Elliott Smith. This journey in particular is an exciting one—the acclaimed artists on display include Camille Rose Garcia (“Los Angeles,” X, above), Fairuza ...
- Created on 02 August 2012
