Wonderful character development!

Nice effects though.

just watch it!

It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

6/3/18. Keep in mind that this is a teen horror movie. And for the genre, it wasn't too bad. All the guys are buff and all the girls are pretty, but they all have something going on underneath. Special effects were pretty good considering this movie is now 12 years old! Lot of the actors and actresses have disappeared into the woodwork, but worth catching. I found the music to be a bit loud and much, but then again, like I said, it's a teen horror movie.

This movie started off as being something entertaining to watch late at night. until the "pew pew" and "uaarghh" etc. Shame I'm not a teenager anymore :(How could it of reached a 10? i don't know but maybe it could of if it did it. Sometime these sort of thing happen in the movie business.. Directors are brain wash into thinking the public want to watch this sort of thing - just on the basis of feeling trendy they go forward and create films such as this.I think many people died during the filming of this film.

There is the Power that people have harnessed over the centuries. After the persecution of the Salem witch trials, the Sons of Ipswich form a covenant of silence keeping a 300 year old secret. Four friends Caleb Danvers (Steven Strait), Pogue Parry (Taylor Kitsch), Tyler Simms (Chace Crawford) and Reid Garwin (Toby Hemingway) are all warlocks descendants of a coven of witches. The boys are from Spenser Academy, Sarah Wenham (Laura Ramsey) is the new girl, and Kate Tunney (Jessica Lucas) is their friend. There is a fifth line of witches long thought lost. Chase Collins (Sebastian Stan) is another kid in the school.The powers are way too magical, way too random, and way too powerful. It's unreasonable for anybody to keep this a secret. There are no rules to their powers and it's hard to see its limits. The guys are interchangeable. There are too many lookalike pretty boys. Quite frankly, Steven Strait doesn't have it to stand out as the lead in this movie. Also it doesn't really set up the danger that well. The movie generally rambles on and on without any flow. It is in need of a villain early on for the guys to battle. Instead it's trying to be a mystery as to who the villain is and I don't really care. It's just not that compelling.

The kind of movie that has no graphic violence for those who hate graphic violence, no really terrifying scenes for those who hate to be terrified, PG-13 sex and nudity for those who hate that R rated sex and nudity, and so on.It has stripped itself of anything that could make this anymore than a made for regular TV-like movie for children and preteens and easily disturbed older folks. So what remains is a tepid story about generational witchcraft where modern witches do nothing supernaturally scary, and have turned into bad Marvel/DC characters who have superpowers that consist of knocking each other around and conjuring up some spiders.In the age of Harry Potter this just won't do. We have a completely inoffensive and sterile entry. It is so gentle, succulent and smooth that the wet pin-up actors are paraded like runway models smirking at the audience. The best part of the film, is the interesting looking opening credits with the song More Human Than Human from Rob Zombie. The rest is less movie than movie.