Witchy Ways

I liked this film's message about the importance of being brave enough to look inward while also being brave enough to reach out for connection to others, and how each act serves the other when done w the right intentions. A Beautiful film, both visually and spiritually!

Those of you who have seen other Jane Clark films will recognize her distinct "flavor", both visually and in "feeling" as well as her expansion as a film maker as she tried new things. The special effects are delightful and really bring the viewer into the "witchy and ghosty" experiences of the characters themselves. Enjoy this bewitching experience!

I saw this film last night and walked away utterly delighted and enchanted. It's a beautifully shot romantic comedy set in luscious Topanga Canyon, California, and features a terrific cast and an engaging storyline. Who doesn't love watching two people fall head over heels? Throw in a dose of magical mysticism and laugh out loud funny, and you've got a real winner in Witchy Ways. Candis Cayne sparkles as the witty BFF, stealing nearly ever scene she's in with her droll asides and expressive body language. The chemistry between the two leads is palpable - and hot. Writer/Director Jane Clark has created a wonderful film, and I hope you can see it, too.

Witchy Ways is honestly one of the most refreshing rom-coms I've seen in a while! Jane Clark brings together warmth, humor, and just enough witchy charm to make it feel truly magical without going overboard. The chemistry between the leads is effortless, drawing you in and making you root for them right from the start. Clark's direction brings a whimsical yet enchanting vibe, drawing you deep into the story and wrapping you in a warm blanket of romance and magical moments that stick with you long after the movie ends. It's the perfect film for a cozy night in, leaving you with the wonderful thought that maybe, just maybe, magic really does exist in the most unexpected places!

The only things I knew for sure when I arrived at the theater were that the leads were two stunning women, the film was made by a woman, and there was going to be some magic and witchery along the way. Already a great start.

Well, turns out it has so much I love in a movie, all wrapped up in a beautiful, funny, supernatural, sexy, rom-com.

Stories of family. The regrets and guilt carried when a loved one is gone too soon and we know we let them down... and the road to healing. Stories of opening your heart. Letting someone in at the most vulnerable time in your life. Learning it's okay not to carry the weight of the world on your own. Stories of love. The magic of discovering there is someone who is actually there for you... and it turns out they are the one. Your one.

It gives us all hope. It gave me hope.

And I'll tell you what, I walked out of the theater feeling a shift. A witchy magical shift. I still feel it.

I saw this sweet, engaging magical ride at a film fest and was captivated by its unexpected twists and turns and journey of loss, love and personal acceptance. The film cleverly flips our notions of witches as halloween hags or Salem sacrifices and exposes the audience to a misunderstood society that taps into nature, positive energy and people who are just working their way through trauma, negotiating feelings of love and hope and facing diversity like the rest of us. The visual effects while not "big studio", are crisp and believable and while at its heart its a romance between two women working their way through grief who find comfort in each other, the film still possesses palpable conflict, solid performances and plenty of punchy plot twists. A warm, winning, witchy way to spend a few hours in the theater.