If you loved the dark magic and teenage rebellion in 'The Craft: Legacy' (2020), you're in for a treat! This article explores 10 similar movies and shows that capture the same witchy vibes, female empowerment, and supernatural thrills. Whether you're craving more coven drama or occult mysteries, these recommendations will cast a spell on you.

The Craft (1996)
Description: A supernatural horror film centered around a group of teenage girls who form a coven and explore witchcraft, dealing with themes of power, friendship, and the consequences of magic.
Fact: The film was inspired by real-life Wiccan practices, and the actresses underwent training to perform the rituals authentically. It became a cult classic and is often credited with popularizing witchcraft in 90s pop culture.


Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997)
Description: A cult classic series about a young woman chosen to battle vampires and demons while navigating high school and later adulthood, blending horror with coming-of-age themes.
Fact: The show popularized the term 'Big Bad' for seasonal villains and pioneered complex season-long story arcs in genre television. It spawned an entire academic field of study called 'Buffy Studies'.


Practical Magic (1998)
Description: A romantic fantasy film about two witch sisters who must break a family curse while navigating love, sisterhood, and their magical heritage.
Fact: The Owens family house was a real Victorian home built specifically for the film. The movie's midnight margarita scene became iconic and is often referenced in pop culture.


The Covenant (2006)
Description: A supernatural thriller following a group of young male witches at an elite prep school, dealing with power struggles, dark secrets, and the dangers of their abilities.
Fact: The film was marketed as 'The Craft for boys' and features a soundtrack heavily influenced by emo and post-hardcore music popular at the time.


The Vampire Diaries (2009)
Description: A supernatural drama following a teenage girl who becomes entangled with two vampire brothers in a town filled with supernatural secrets and ancient rivalries.
Fact: The show's fictional town of Mystic Falls was inspired by real Virginia towns. It spawned two successful spin-offs, making it the foundation of a shared universe.


A Discovery of Witches (2018)
Description: A supernatural romance series about a historian witch who discovers a magical manuscript and becomes entangled with a vampire, uncovering ancient secrets about magical creatures.
Fact: The series is based on the All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness, a historian who incorporated real alchemical texts into her novels. Many scenes were filmed in actual Oxford University locations.


The Originals (2013)
Description: A supernatural drama focusing on the original vampire family as they return to New Orleans and become embroiled in supernatural politics and family conflicts.
Fact: The series features the first entirely supernatural main cast in the TVD universe. New Orleans' real history and culture were heavily incorporated into the show's mythology.


The Magicians (2015)
Description: A fantasy series about students at a secret college of magic who discover the magical world from children's books is real and far more dangerous than imagined.
Fact: The show is known for its musical episodes, including a full rendition of 'Under Pressure' in season It blends dark themes with humor and pop culture references.


Motherland: Fort Salem (2020)
Description: A supernatural drama series set in an alternate America where witches ended persecution by forming a military arm of the government, following young recruits training in combat magic.
Fact: The show features an entirely original magical system where spells are cast through vocalizations called 'seed sounds'. It was praised for its feminist themes and diverse casting.


Charmed (1998)
Description: A long-running TV series about three sister witches who battle supernatural forces while balancing personal lives and their magical destiny as 'The Charmed Ones'.
Fact: The show's Book of Shadows was created as a real prop with over 80 pages of authentic-looking spells and lore. It was one of the longest-running shows with female leads at the time of its finale.
