Modern take on the supernatural power of witches
“The Witch Files” finds five girls in detention at a suburban high school, with Claire (Holly Taylor), a reporter for the school newspaper, interviewing them for an article. Through the interviews, we meet beautiful but shallow Brooke (Alice Zeokolski), supercilious goth Jules (Britt Flatmo), athlete Greta (Adrienne Rose-White), and timid, self-conscious MJ (Tara R Robinson).<br /><br />When the girls realize that one of them has supernatural powers, they meet in the woods at night and form a coven. They find themselves able to wish good things for themselves and their families, obtain material goods without paying, and cause things to happen. But this eventually comes at a cost as the girls begin to suffer from ailments usually associated with much older people.<br /><br />A major flaw of the film is its over-reliance on dialogue. The girls talk endlessly, it seems, when dialogue should have been balanced with visuals. Perhaps this was a result of an austere budget. Because the filmmakers didn’t have enough money to dazzle with effects, they are used sparingly. Still, there were opportunities to let the pictures advance the story. Once the plot gets moving, the characters don’t need to be so verbose. We have too few silent close-ups of the girls reacting or thinking. At the climax, when judicious editing and music could have heightened the tension, the director instead keeps the pace sluggish.<br /><br />Performances are good, special effects are modest but effective, and there are a few surprises along the way. There’s not much in the way of shock, however, so fans of more intense horror movies might be disappointed.<br /><br />Rankin uses a variation of the “found footage” style of photography made famous by “The Blair Witch Project.” Because Claire always has a camera with her, we see most of the scenes from her camera’s point of view. At other times, we’re seeing through security cameras. It’s difficult to sustain an entire movie this way, but Rankin says in his audio commentary that even though the vogue for found-footage horror films had passed when he was making “The Witch Files,” he was fascinated with the concept.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the DVD release include commentary with writer/director Kyle Rankin, behind-the-scenes featurette, and trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : High school becomes literal hell for a group of young women who tap into witchcraft in order to fulfill their every wish.While spending a dull detention together, an unlikely gathering of teenage girls discovers one of their cohorts may or may not possess supernatural powers. Intrigued, they follow her into the local woods where they harness the ambient energy of witches who were persecuted there hundreds of years ago. Realizing they now have the ability to make every desire a reality, they form a coven and soon have the entire school under their control. Their newfound power, however, comes at a deadly cost, and before long they find themselves under attack from one of their own... who isn’t about to give up the good life without a fight.Told with a mixture of deft humor and teenage drama, director Kyle Rankin’s The Witch Files proves you can take the coven out of the clique, but you can’t take the clique out of the coven..