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Sexy and enduringly bewitching, 1942's I Married a Witch is a four-star Hollywood incantation. Reviewed by Raoul Hernandez, Fri., Oct. 25, 2002 Tweet print write a letter ...

As a kid, The Blair Witch P roject stayed with me for a very long time. With one of the most iconic endings to any horror movie out there, the film was the perfect example of less is more.

If classic movies are your thing, check out “I Married a Witch," a screwball comedy with a supernatural streak. The film stars Veronica Lake as a witch who is resurrected in 1942 after being ...

I Married a Witch, which deals with spirits, is a fantastic type of story that carries some interest on the novelty angles, if nothing else, but on the whole is generally tepid.

Much more in line with the comedic stylings of "Bewitched" rather than darker horror fare, "I Married a Witch" is a slight but charming supernatural offering, bolstered by the chaotic chemistry ...

At least, that’s what happens in "I Married a Witch." Veronica Lake stars as Jennifer, a witch whose plans go considerably awry when she gets tangled up with Fredric March’s Wallacy Wooley.

This list was originally published in 2017 as part of Vulture’s Witch Week. We’ve since added more movies to the cauldron, including Wicked. For our favorite TV witches, cast your eyes on this ...