Wishcraft 2002
"Be careful what you wish for."
In Danny Graves' *Wishcraft* (2002), a quiet high-school misfit named Brett receives a mysterious totem that can make his deepest desires come true—but at a terrifying cost.
Director: Danny Graves
Cast
Michael Weston
Brett Bumpers
Alexandra Holden
Samantha Warren
Austin Pendleton
Mr. Turner
A.J. Buckley
Howie
Huntley Ritter
Cody
Gregory Cooke
Detective Jeff Bauer
Meat Loaf
Detective Sparky Shaw
Charlie Talbert
Jimbo
Sara Downing
Desiree
Salim Grant
Terrence
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wishcraft (2002) about?
A socially awkward teen named Brett receives a totem that grants his wishes, starting with love from his crush Samantha. But as her obsession spirals out of control, Brett discovers the totem's dark side, and murders begin to plague their school.
Who directed Wishcraft?
Danny Graves directed the film, bringing a grim, atmospheric edge to this teen horror story.
Who stars in Wishcraft?
The film features Michael Weston, Alexandra Holden, Austin Pendleton, A.J. Buckley, and Huntley Ritter in key roles.
Is Wishcraft (2002) worth watching?
While it flew under the radar upon release, *Wishcraft* offers a clever horror premise with a tight runtime and a memorable twist. It's not a masterpiece, but it's a solid pick for fans of low-budget 2000s horror with a darkly humorous edge.
How long is Wishcraft?
The film runs for 102 minutes.
🎥 Trailer
About Wishcraft (2002) — A horror twist on teen dreams gone horrifically wrong
In Danny Graves' *Wishcraft* (2002), a quiet high-school misfit named Brett receives a mysterious totem that can make his deepest desires come true—but at a terrifying cost. His first wish is love from Samantha, the popular cheerleader he's long pined for, but what starts as a dream turns into a nightmare as her affection curdles into dangerous obsession. As Brett clings to the totem's power, he realizes the wishes aren't just granting his wants—they're unleashing something far darker. Set against the sterile halls of suburban adolescence, this horror gem blends supernatural dread with the suffocating pressures of high school life.
With its eerie atmosphere and a premise that taps into the classic 'be careful what you wish for' trope, *Wishcraft* delivers a chilling exploration of desire, guilt, and the unintended consequences of ambition. The film's unsettling tone lingers long after the credits roll, making it a cult favorite for fans of 2000s horror who crave something more than jump scares.
