I could actually still sympathize with Nancy at this point in the film even though she killed her stepfather. He wasn't a very nice guy, as I remember it. Had Nancy simply been content with the resultant financial windfall and resolved to do good with her powers, things would've turned out a lot of better for her. But no.
ITs very hard for me to have sympathy for men or women that abuse/hit their significant others. I don't think she meant to kill him but i wouldn't shed a tear.
@Camille McALoon Technically, she did commit a crime as it was a foul deed. However, law enforcement and the criminal court would be hard pressed to back up any charges. Black magic, unless it can be proven, is not evidence.
Shinobi Vega - It kinda makes sense, though. From the beginning, it foreshadowed what would happen to Nancy via her wish. She asked for “ALL of the powers of Manon” and then drank the rest of the cup, rather than an amount comparable to the other girls. Nancy herself said that Manon is more like the _field_ upon which good and evil fight/play. Knowing that, a more careful person would not ask for all of Manon’s power, as that includes that evil. So now, the evil and the good were playing more extremely in Nancy, and her need to _exert_ control rather than just have it was the tipping point.
It all came down to karma. Nancy abused her power and the results were horrific. Nancy did not have to kill her stepfather because karma would have somehow taken care of him the same way it took care of Nancy.
175,000 in 1996 (when The Craft was released) is worth $281,058.48 in 2018. To some people it's not much at all, but to others, it's a miracle. This is my personal opinion and it's not meant to come off as judgemental or offensive in any way. I apologize if it did.
Sara Anderson Would £281 grand but you a penthouse in LA in the 90’s? In the U.K. in the nineties that would easily have bought a luxury pad in London or a five bedroom house just outside.
@@katycheeseburger To be honest with you, I'm not sure. But comparing pounds to usd and getting the amount of £281k = $358,828.61. I would guess it would get you something very nice. I'm not trying to come off arrogant or offensive, and if I am, I sincerely apologize, that was not my intention! 😊.
Sara Anderson Oh god, I didn’t think that about you at all! I was just curious as inflation has shot up over the years both sides of the pond. I just wanted to get a perspective from a US resident. 😊
@@katycheeseburger Not a problem, I don't mind helping you 😊. I was still a youngster in the 90s, but even then I remember little things that used to cost .25 - .60 cents and now it's almost $2 (gum, candy bars, soda, etc). I didn't think you meant to come off that way, I just try to put that at the end of my messages so I don't accidentally offend people.
I can pay off of my student loans, and my massive medical bills...can be paid off with that money. Now to get to working to chip away at the debt little by little.
Yeah, but an apartment such as the one they bought with the money would cost a lot more than 175,000. Even with inflation, an apartment would cost so much more than that! How did they afford that fancy apartment?
@@dmf1301 Agreed. The rent on that apartment plus the way they were living. They would be out on the streets in no time. People just don't get it. Look at all the lottery winners who wind up burning through their cash so fast and wind up homeless within 5 years of winning millions. Now I know this aint the same, but still this is the part of the movie I could never understand , how they could afford that nice apartment. Would have been better to buy a small house
The scene is so well-CRAFTed. They whittled down the arc into under 3 minutes -- abuser, big fight, heart attack, death, payout news. And it flows perfectly.
There’s a theory that almost all the “spells” being cast (including killing her stepdad) didn’t actually happen through black magic until later in the movie, and these were all coincidental.
The thing is, while Nancy did want power, she wanted a stable family just as much. In this scene, you can tell that she does love her mother when she goes over to her after the stepdad hit her . The morning after she invoked Manon, she said, "I'm your daughter now." She wanted his power, yes, but she also wanted his love. Because, when you don't have a father (and a stepfather who is not interested in being a father) and you have to fill the void elsewhere, why not fill it with the best? I think that's also why she reacted the way she did when Sarah began to question what they were doing and started to pull away. With a drunk mother and abusive stepfather, Nancy didn't have any family, other than her coven. Rochelle, Bonnie, and Sarah were her sisters (notice the blood-sister thing when they had their first ritual?) She didn't want to lose the power of the coven, but, she didn't want to lose the sisterhood, either.
@@CadeD679 It implies that he MIGHT have hit her. Seemed more like a warning to scare her if anything. If he had hit her it would have been visible in some way.
@@robinabernathy2829 Be that as it may, he was violent toward her. Whether he struck her, as was implied, or threw her down, which was shown, he was abusive. And, Nancy showed concern.
I think since the last time we see her, when Nancy shuts her out when she wants to hang out with the girls, we're supposed to believe that she's very lonely, and has nothing or nobody besides her new couch and jukebox. She probably became depressed, found another deadbeat, blew all her money on liquor and cigarettes, and ended up back where she started, minus her daughter.
Even if she held it together, I'm not sure how institutionalisation like that works in the US and if it would have bankrupted her in a matter of months.
@@luckyluckyNo1love Lirio knew that she stole, but didn't stop her or prosecute. She pretty much let her take them. While that doesn't make the stealing right by any means, could they technically be considered gifts?
I remember one time, I caught this movie on cable, and the second I landed on the right channel, Nancy's mom let out that joyous scream. My friend and I had a good laugh.
The dude died from a Heart attack. Unless he was poisoned or push down a flight of stairs then yeah his reaction should different but fortunately the dude died normally. Plus the reaction to the mom says it all they weren’t expecting the money.
I'm not into the whole Witchcraft thing. That being said, however, that abusive "Daddy" figure, lifting up her nightgown like that, being a pervert, and hitting the Lady of the House, and attacking her- This once, I do believe that he got what he deserved!!! As far as I'm concerned, he was evil to the core, and Nancy taught him a very lethal lesson in respecting Women!
This scene is so brilliantly done. It’s the start of the abuse of power. She kills someone and gains money as a result. This scene and the ending of the movie at the psychiatrist institution are fantastic juxtapositions when you consider the moral impasse (she’s willing so sacrifice someone’s life for a selfish better one).
I feel bad for Nancy and her mom in the beginning. Ray was awful to them both. Nancy didn't lose control until he tried to hurt her mom. I don't blame her for getting pissed.
I graduated high school the year this came out. While that would have never flown in my house, it was different at most of my friends'. You could ask my best friend's parents for a light!
Didn't deserve to die dude. Maybe something else but not death. There are FAR worse guys out here who ARE truly evil. This guy wasn't one of them. There are levels to this.
It's around $300k today, and I'm assuming they rented not bought it, and I also think it's fair to assume they ran out of money within a year, so a year in an apartment like that, at least most places, isn't out of reach at $300k.
It was. The value of a dollar was much higher; you could buy more at a convenience store with five bucks, for example. Today you can't get much with ten dollars.
I would have enjoyed laughing and getting excuted as well. Cause if i had an abusive father, i wouldn't cared if he died if he done something terrible to my mom.
Lol the mom was one of my favorites 😂... This was and is still one of the classics for me in my generation....we NEED a part 2 already WITH the same cast otherwise it won't work...just sayin
Watching movies for 33 years wishing a will reading or insurance scene would go like this. 😆 It’s how MY family would react if we got a payday like that!
People keep saying the policy wasn't a lot and they would have run out of money, but I'm assuming this guy had the type of job where he also had a retirement account they'd get and a pension they'd get.
@@CadeD679 Because the guy probably didn't make that much money overall. That school Nancy went to looked like a private school. Maybe he was paying some money on that or other school related fees. Mom didn't work or I missed it if she did. And he was taking care of everything I assume on his own. Including providing for the daughter. Plus mom and him might have have "other" habits if you know what I mean.
@@robinabernathy2829 I think Nancy said something about how she could go there because it was some Christian Charity program to take pity on a poor person. Another reason why she was so bitter.
Witches can totally be christian.... black and white magic... Both can be good, especially killing a man like that I'd say... It's karma in witch form I guess.
That amount today is still only $200k. That is not a lot of money. After buying a home and paying off your poor person bills you'd be lucky to have any left.
$175,000….Nothing to sneeze at, even by 2021 standards. But whether it changes your life or not would be determined by how wisely you invest it, or whether you blow through it. It’s actually quickly becoming chump change, sadly.
I can’t fathom why she’s so ecstatic about $175,000 - when she clearly has the power to extract mountains of cash from ATMs all over the bloody city!!? Christ, she could ROB A BANK just by LOOKING at it and clicking her fingers or something!
0:47 Nancy: STOP! 👿💡🔥magic spell works 0:58 Nancy: You Pig. 1:01 Nancy's eyes gorgeous, Ray's heart attack. 1:13 Ray's died 1:26 Nancy's mom Grace hold tineke roses for Rest in peace of Ray Saunders funeral 1:59 $175,000
Call Yerself High Priestess Of Manou' and The Demon Manou' will describe itself to you in yer writing...leading you to a Grimoire of Virtue and translation of ancient government
Ramieverse !, Seriously, if he’s abusing you or your mom or siblings, record it, and he can go to prison. Use voice memo or video and prop up the phone where he can’t see it, or use a couple of phones and a laptop (black out your screen but turn the camera on, so he doesn’t catch on). You can film it from a closet if he’s abusing someone else.
Ah, that depends on your personal beliefs and ethics, and which tradition you follow, if any. Most Wiccans will say vengeful magic is strictly taboo, but most witches who aren't Wiccan would probably disagree. Sometimes it works well enough to cleanse and protect yourself, but I have banished and even hexed a few people in extreme circumstances, and I came out just fine.
To be fair the stepdad was out of shape and the trailor probably had shotty electric lines. Most of what happened until it got unrealistic could be explained through cause and effect.
I could actually still sympathize with Nancy at this point in the film even though she killed her stepfather. He wasn't a very nice guy, as I remember it. Had Nancy simply been content with the resultant financial windfall and resolved to do good with her powers, things would've turned out a lot of better for her. But no.
She went mad with power.
That's what happened.
ITs very hard for me to have sympathy for men or women that abuse/hit their significant others. I don't think she meant to kill him but i wouldn't shed a tear.
@Camille McALoon Technically, she did commit a crime as it was a foul deed. However, law enforcement and the criminal court would be hard pressed to back up any charges. Black magic, unless it can be proven, is not evidence.
Shinobi Vega - It kinda makes sense, though. From the beginning, it foreshadowed what would happen to Nancy via her wish. She asked for “ALL of the powers of Manon” and then drank the rest of the cup, rather than an amount comparable to the other girls.
Nancy herself said that Manon is more like the _field_ upon which good and evil fight/play. Knowing that, a more careful person would not ask for all of Manon’s power, as that includes that evil. So now, the evil and the good were playing more extremely in Nancy, and her need to _exert_ control rather than just have it was the tipping point.
It all came down to karma. Nancy abused her power and the results were horrific. Nancy did not have to kill her stepfather because karma would have somehow taken care of him the same way it took care of Nancy.
175,000 in 1996 (when The Craft was released) is worth
$281,058.48 in 2018.
To some people it's not much at all, but to others, it's a miracle.
This is my personal opinion and it's not meant to come off as judgemental or offensive in any way. I apologize if it did.
Sara Anderson
Would £281 grand but you a penthouse in LA in the 90’s?
In the U.K. in the nineties that would easily have bought a luxury pad in London or a five bedroom house just outside.
@@katycheeseburger To be honest with you, I'm not sure. But comparing pounds to usd and getting the amount of
£281k = $358,828.61.
I would guess it would get you something very nice.
I'm not trying to come off arrogant or offensive, and if I am, I sincerely apologize, that was not my intention! 😊.
Sara Anderson
Oh god, I didn’t think that about you at all! I was just curious as inflation has shot up over the years both sides of the pond. I just wanted to get a perspective from a US resident. 😊
@@katycheeseburger Not a problem, I don't mind helping you 😊. I was still a youngster in the 90s, but even then I remember little things that used to cost .25 - .60 cents and now it's almost $2 (gum, candy bars, soda, etc). I didn't think you meant to come off that way, I just try to put that at the end of my messages so I don't accidentally offend people.
Sara Anderson
Sounds like we’re being ripped off the world over! You could get on a bus in London for 40p, now it’s £2. Thanks for the replies. 😊
$175,000 would change most of your lives
Danielle Radford as a limpsum yes. If u making that much a year you’re doing great
Danielle Radford imagine a bank tells you you have a $175,000 balance in your account. I would go into excitement.
175,000 back in the day yes,but now
😒meh... not so much to make drastic changes.
I can pay off of my student loans, and my massive medical bills...can be paid off with that money. Now to get to working to chip away at the debt little by little.
I'll say
$175,000 is like hitting the lottery when you live in a $5,000 double-wide in Methville.
Yeah, but an apartment such as the one they bought with the money would cost a lot more than 175,000. Even with inflation, an apartment would cost so much more than that!
How did they afford that fancy apartment?
@@dmf1301 they rented it...
@@dmf1301 Agreed. The rent on that apartment plus the way they were living. They would be out on the streets in no time. People just don't get it. Look at all the lottery winners who wind up burning through their cash so fast and wind up homeless within 5 years of winning millions. Now I know this aint the same, but still this is the part of the movie I could never understand , how they could afford that nice apartment. Would have been better to buy a small house
The scene is so well-CRAFTed. They whittled down the arc into under 3 minutes -- abuser, big fight, heart attack, death, payout news. And it flows perfectly.
Shes steady killing him in the ambulance lol
Mezmerized4Life Jay 😂😂😂 that’s why she rode with them
There’s a theory that almost all the “spells” being cast (including killing her stepdad) didn’t actually happen through black magic until later in the movie, and these were all coincidental.
😂😂
@@SunBunz If that were true, that would actually be LESS interesting.
She was making sure the paramedics did not revive him
Nancy has pretty eyes.
Fairuza Balk is stunning.
Grizzly BƎAR that’s actually where her first name comes from “Fairuza” is the Persian word for “turquoise”
And lips.
I didn’t want her to have a bad ending, she was my favorite character out of all of them..
The thing is, while Nancy did want power, she wanted a stable family just as much. In this scene, you can tell that she does love her mother when she goes over to her after the stepdad hit her .
The morning after she invoked Manon, she said, "I'm your daughter now." She wanted his power, yes, but she also wanted his love. Because, when you don't have a father (and a stepfather who is not interested in being a father) and you have to fill the void elsewhere, why not fill it with the best?
I think that's also why she reacted the way she did when Sarah began to question what they were doing and started to pull away. With a drunk mother and abusive stepfather, Nancy didn't have any family, other than her coven. Rochelle, Bonnie, and Sarah were her sisters (notice the blood-sister thing when they had their first ritual?) She didn't want to lose the power of the coven, but, she didn't want to lose the sisterhood, either.
He didn't hit her though. He through her down on the couch.
@@robinabernathy2829 He raised his fist to her, then it cut to Nancy screaming, "Stop!" That implies that he hit her.
@@CadeD679 It implies that he MIGHT have hit her. Seemed more like a warning to scare her if anything. If he had hit her it would have been visible in some way.
@@robinabernathy2829 Be that as it may, he was violent toward her. Whether he struck her, as was implied, or threw her down, which was shown, he was abusive. And, Nancy showed concern.
175,000 would get me out of student debt and pay my rent for months.
175k would be enough for me to party for 1 night.
tootsie|troll® I want to go to your parties
Rent hell I'm buying a house if ever get that much money
Michael west I live in NYC. So not as much for me 😂
As of today it will pay off my loans completely... i would gladly take it
Am I the only one wondering whatever happen to Nancy mom after Nancy went batshit crazy?
actually very sad to think about, she lost everyone she had :/ only the money is (probably) left...
She got drunk as usual, found another deadbeat loser to help burn through that money even quicker. Now she's back to living in a trailer park again.
@@ITIsFunnyDamnIT seems legit lol
I think since the last time we see her, when Nancy shuts her out when she wants to hang out with the girls, we're supposed to believe that she's very lonely, and has nothing or nobody besides her new couch and jukebox. She probably became depressed, found another deadbeat, blew all her money on liquor and cigarettes, and ended up back where she started, minus her daughter.
Even if she held it together, I'm not sure how institutionalisation like that works in the US and if it would have bankrupted her in a matter of months.
The fact she stole most of her magical tools is bad karma in itself
thats a very good point! i was always taught that stolen supplies and tools won't work properly, or worse, will backfire
@@luckyluckyNo1love Lirio knew that she stole, but didn't stop her or prosecute. She pretty much let her take them.
While that doesn't make the stealing right by any means, could they technically be considered gifts?
@@CadeD679 That's a brilliant question 🤔🤔🤔
@@CadeD679 I think it was more like her way of teaching the other girls a lesson by letting their spells backfire.
@@darkale658 That could very well be!
Anyone notice that Ray is actually Carl the janitor from "The Breakfast Club" and Nancy's mom Grace is Carolyn from The Amittyville Horror??
Theshark15z yassss! I knew! great job!!!
And I believe he was "Paulette's" ex BF in "Legally Blonde".
Damn, Carl let himself go.
Grace is Vivian Bell from "desert hearts"
That’s right. And they’re also both Canadian…
One of my favourite scenes. I love how the guy giving them the money makes that face when they're screaming 175 thousand!!!😂
This will always be one of my favorite movies. I just love Nancy.
The mom is so insanely drunk lol
Esp at 2:28
When they started buss out laughing I was dying right along with them😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭
1:01 o.o wow, scary. Her stare and the little sound...!
lol
I remember one time, I caught this movie on cable, and the second I landed on the right channel, Nancy's mom let out that joyous scream. My friend and I had a good laugh.
1:02 Fairuza Balk has some *gorgeous* eyes!
$175,000 today could easily get you out of the average debt (20k-40k), a new car, a down payment for a house, and then some. 😭
Yes!!!
Regardless of the dysfunctional family Nancy had her mother❤her & still protected her from a slime ball stepdad.
What a creep of stepdad sickening.
I like how the insurance agent doesn’t get the slightest bit alarmed at their reaction 😂 only in movies 😂 plus no other relatives 😂
His probably use to seeing it. 🤣
The dude died from a Heart attack. Unless he was poisoned or push down a flight of stairs then yeah his reaction should different but fortunately the dude died normally. Plus the reaction to the mom says it all they weren’t expecting the money.
In this scene you could really tell her and her mom were related lmfao
I'm not into the whole Witchcraft thing. That being said, however, that abusive "Daddy" figure, lifting up her nightgown like that, being a pervert, and hitting the Lady of the House, and attacking her-
This once, I do believe that he got what he deserved!!! As far as I'm concerned, he was evil to the core, and Nancy taught him a very lethal lesson in respecting Women!
He wasn't evil to the core. He was just a creep at best. He didnt deserve death. That's too extreme.
@@robinabernathy2829 yes he did
Ugh, that creep. Go Nancy! 💪😘
This scene is so brilliantly done. It’s the start of the abuse of power. She kills someone and gains money as a result. This scene and the ending of the movie at the psychiatrist institution are fantastic juxtapositions when you consider the moral impasse (she’s willing so sacrifice someone’s life for a selfish better one).
“What a dear sweet man..” 😂😂
Even though it is 2020 already, I'll still take 175 thousand dollars.
Shoot same! Especially with what we all went through this year 😅
Hell, 5000 would make me happy.
I bet that lawyer is thinking (i got to stop working with dysfunctional families)! Lol
I just realized she was steadily killing him in the ambulance.
1:09
This scene is hilarious. Killing that guy was the best for them 😂😂😂 175 thousand dollars
$175,000 is a hell lot of money even in today's standards. It would pay off your student loans, cc debt at least some of it.
I feel bad for Nancy and her mom in the beginning. Ray was awful to them both. Nancy didn't lose control until he tried to hurt her mom. I don't blame her for getting pissed.
I just think its funny she is in high school smoking with her mom 😂
I did, especially when I could buy my own smokes.
Different times.
I graduated high school the year this came out. While that would have never flown in my house, it was different at most of my friends'. You could ask my best friend's parents for a light!
@@andressamarielima9241 not really, you can see at any time, it's just the kind of family
Me at my sugardaddy's will reading
Plus a yacht, a Tesla and a fully paid for estate
@@MsObsidianReloaded yes a Tesla
I think it’s hilarious some of y’all feel bad for the creep 😭😭
Didn't deserve to die dude. Maybe something else but not death. There are FAR worse guys out here who ARE truly evil. This guy wasn't one of them. There are levels to this.
$175,000 dollars in 1996 is not the same amount in 2020
It's still enough to pay off at least one debt or at least 6 months worth of rent.
“What a dear, sweet man”. Lolllll
What a dear sweet man lol
🤣🤣🤣
I love Nancy's mom lol
That 175k sure wouldn't buy that apartment they were in. Maybe rent it for a few years.
Knowing them they probly lived beyond their means and lost it all within 5 months .
suspend your disbelief and voila
It's around $300k today, and I'm assuming they rented not bought it, and I also think it's fair to assume they ran out of money within a year, so a year in an apartment like that, at least most places, isn't out of reach at $300k.
Look up historical house prices. Back in 1996, $175,000 was most certainly enough money to buy a house in the ‘burbs in most cities.
She probably spent all of it renting/buying, because the apartment barely had any furniture except for the couch and the jukebox
IF LOOKS COULD KILL!
They did!
@@jadehalliday6636 Ray Saunders died
I guess in the 90's $175,000 was a lot of money...
They're poor. Anything ending in a thousand is a lot to them...
They live in L.A. so, $175,000 doesn't mean anything even in the 90's.
I'm in college. That shit won't even get my fiancee out of debt.
It's a lot of money to me! I could get up out my situation with $175K!
It was. The value of a dollar was much higher; you could buy more at a convenience store with five bucks, for example. Today you can't get much with ten dollars.
I LOVE HER MOM..
I would have enjoyed laughing and getting excuted as well. Cause if i had an abusive father, i wouldn't cared if he died if he done something terrible to my mom.
That 175K is probably equal to double or even triple that amount back then.
Look at the joy you give your love ones when you pass. Get that will in order folks. Give happiness
Ok ya but the house they got afterwards in an LA high-rise is definitely going to drain that money quickly
I think they were renting that apartment.
I would probably faint if I got that amount of money
Lol the mom was one of my favorites 😂... This was and is still one of the classics for me in my generation....we NEED a part 2 already WITH the same cast otherwise it won't work...just sayin
Bro they are remaking the movie next year with a younger cast hopefully Fairuza Balk, Robin Tunney, or Neve Campbell can make a cameo somehow
...yeah, didn’t work 😂
Watching movies for 33 years wishing a will reading or insurance scene would go like this. 😆
It’s how MY family would react if we got a payday like that!
When the abusive stepdad dies neither of them knew he had a policy of any form.
My goodness she was absolutely gorgeous. Lovely eyes and lips.
Truly!
the smoking is giving me life lol
bloodstained or not, money is made to be used and to enjoy it, HE HE.
People keep saying the policy wasn't a lot and they would have run out of money, but I'm assuming this guy had the type of job where he also had a retirement account they'd get and a pension they'd get.
Question is, why were they living in a rundown trailer while he was living?
@@CadeD679 Because the guy probably didn't make that much money overall. That school Nancy went to looked like a private school. Maybe he was paying some money on that or other school related fees. Mom didn't work or I missed it if she did. And he was taking care of everything I assume on his own. Including providing for the daughter. Plus mom and him might have have "other" habits if you know what I mean.
@@robinabernathy2829 I think Nancy said something about how she could go there because it was some Christian Charity program to take pity on a poor person. Another reason why she was so bitter.
Anyone else trying to figure out the purchasing power of 175,000 in 1996?
That’s a lot for them considering they lived in a small trailer
its about 300,000 worth of purchasing power
A long way from Return to Oz
Nancy's alter is really cool🖤
Love you faruza Balk your dope
Everybody:Seeing the death of that guy
Me:Wow i love Nancy's dress (and the cool pvc or latex? coat)
Only came for Connie Francis, hear the first note, and the clip is over. Nice.😂
She says "Thank God"..
while she still messes with black magic? 🤔 doesn't make sense! Lol..
Nancy is the magical karma!!
Witches can totally be christian.... black and white magic... Both can be good, especially killing a man like that I'd say... It's karma in witch form I guess.
@@celicobain8270 bullshit
@@enchantresshela6327 She's not wrong. Christians have practiced folk magic for centuries, and all the kings had magical advisors.
It's a figure of speech. And lots of witches worship god in lots of different ways.
Nancy was unemotional when he was having a heart attack and when he entered Vfib to flatline on the way to the hospital
0:58 Nancy downs: PIG!
Ray Saunders died & funeral
The way she killed Ray reminded me of Damien thorn in Damien omen two
2023 and it seems to me like $175,000 is now chump change lol
The only good she did with her powers.
That amount today is still only $200k. That is not a lot of money. After buying a home and paying off your poor person bills you'd be lucky to have any left.
I dont know... thats a lot of lottery tickets they could buy. ;)
I feel sorry for Nancy
That’s barely enough to cover a room in Toronto
That’s not much money and definitely not enough to get that nice condo with no furniture.
Why isn’t this on Netflix
Hector Martinez it’s on Netflix now
Back then that used to be money 💰 not anymore thou
You tell him Nancy!
great - one hundred and seventy-five - thousand dollars - in the craft-[1996] film !!!!
$175,000….Nothing to sneeze at, even by 2021 standards. But whether it changes your life or not would be determined by how wisely you invest it, or whether you blow through it. It’s actually quickly becoming chump change, sadly.
I always wondered why they didn't make it at least a million. 175K isn't going to carry you very far for very long...
Adjusted for inflation, 175K was a lot more back then
Him having his heart attack was terrible acting lol
2:28 that was funny
Who would have thought that Nancy was once that sweet little girl in Return to Oz
It's a lot of money for a one time lump sum but it doesn't take long to blow through it. :/
I can’t fathom why she’s so ecstatic about $175,000 - when she clearly has the power to extract mountains of cash from ATMs all over the bloody city!!?
Christ, she could ROB A BANK just by LOOKING at it and clicking her fingers or something!
I’d love to know where she got that PVC coat. She’s get so many hugs from me.
175,000 dollars in 1996 is the equivalent of 250,000 today
Carl from the Breakfast club really aged horribly
0:43 Damit! 0:45 DON'T YOU EVER HIT ME!!
0:47 Nancy: STOP! 👿💡🔥magic spell works
0:58 Nancy: You Pig. 1:01 Nancy's eyes gorgeous, Ray's heart attack. 1:13 Ray's died
1:26 Nancy's mom Grace hold tineke roses for Rest in peace of Ray Saunders funeral
1:59 $175,000
Hard to believe that Helen Shaver did the voice of Littlefoot's Mother from The Land Before Time.
Really?
Wow that's awesome and greatly random to know. 😁
If only she'd stopped there.....
Movie was awesome,I still watch it if I can,... 💯
Call Yerself High Priestess Of Manou' and The Demon Manou' will describe itself to you in yer writing...leading you to a Grimoire of Virtue and translation of ancient government
Atomic Frog Productions LLC **Manon**
That would be me since $175,000 is not much these days it is to me.
Can i do this too with my stepdad?
Ramieverse !,
Seriously, if he’s abusing you or your mom or siblings, record it, and he can go to prison. Use voice memo or video and prop up the phone where he can’t see it, or use a couple of phones and a laptop (black out your screen but turn the camera on, so he doesn’t catch on).
You can film it from a closet if he’s abusing someone else.
So is this cool in the world of craft? The friend of a friend told me doing things for revenge comes back to you worse. Are there exceptions?
Ah, that depends on your personal beliefs and ethics, and which tradition you follow, if any. Most Wiccans will say vengeful magic is strictly taboo, but most witches who aren't Wiccan would probably disagree. Sometimes it works well enough to cleanse and protect yourself, but I have banished and even hexed a few people in extreme circumstances, and I came out just fine.
at end Dego Grim Befor Full Description of self and Revolation of Secret Grimoire Laditude and Longitude...as in The 9th Gate
Lol 1:00 witchcraft does work if you believe in it
To be fair the stepdad was out of shape and the trailor probably had shotty electric lines. Most of what happened until it got unrealistic could be explained through cause and effect.
Nice leather
I thought it was monica in the thumbnail so i clicked 😁😁😁
helen shaver is hot but no one is hotter than fairuza.
See also Grim Dego or now Grim of Dego