"Now is the time, this is the hour, ours is the magic, ours is the power."
The UK's premier trans film club descends on Coven's Soho headquarters for a Hallow's Eve screening of The Craft (1996) from an original VHS tape, and we can't wait to invite you into the circle.
A biblical text for queers, tumblrinas, and goth teenagers for decades over, The Craft (1996) is the ultimate piece of wish fulfilment for anyone who once raided their library's limited selection of esoteric and occult volumes and spent time holed up in their bedroom lighting candles and wishing they'd descended from a long line of witches.
With a dreamy cast led by Fairuza Balk (Almost Famous, Return to Oz), Rachel True (Nowhere) Neve Campbell (Scream), and Robin Tunney (Empire Records), and soundtracked by the likes of Portishead and Siouxsie and the Banshees, there are few films as definitionally iconic.
Come revisit or discover it for the first time in the perfect setting.
Unfortunately subtitles are unavailable due to the format.
Seating is a mixture of backed chairs, bar stools, and floor space, and is first come, first served.