- Primary Subject: Movies about witchy sisterhoods to watch if you love Practical Magic
- Key Update: While waiting for Practical Magic 2 to come out in theaters on September 10, 2026, here are 11 fantasy and supernatural films featuring witchy sisterhoods to satisfy your cravings.
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- Last Verified: September 4, 2026
- Quick Answer: The ultimate watchlist of witchy sisterhood movies ranges from dark fantasy to cozy classics, culminating in films that match Practical Magic’s warmth, magic, and sisterly bonds.
Whether you’re looking for a cozy comfort this autumn or a chaotic coven getting into supernatural trouble, here is a ranked list of 11 witchy and magical sisterhood movies—ordered from least to most similar to the 1998 classic—to bingewatch before seeing the Owen sisters return in Practical Magic 2.
Death Becomes Her (1992)
Two rival women, Madeline (Meryl Streep) and Helen (Goldie Hawn), drink a mysterious, glowing immortality potion received from a sorceress, only to realize too late that living forever comes with gruesome physical consequences.
Death Becomes Her may not examine the same true sisterhood the Owen sisters have, but it leans into the same elements of dark comedy mixed with magic, and centers on a relationship between a toxic, petty rivalry that fans of Practical Magic will definitely vibe with.
Streaming Platform: Prime Video
The School for Good and Evil (2022)
Best friends Sophie and Agatha find their bond tested when they are swept away to an enchanted school that chooses them and trains the heroes and villains of future fairytales.
Think of The School for Good and Evil as the anti-CGI-heavy blockbuster, YA fantasy version of Practical Magic.
The only other difference is that while Sophie and Agatha are not sisters, it’s what made their bond even stronger, as two young women bonded enough to withstand the trials and choose one another.
Streaming Platform: Netflix
Forbidden Fruits (2026)
Forbidden Fruits follows a group of trendy mall store employees secretly operating a satirical, witchy cult out of the store’s basement after hours.
This campy comedy-horror film features a tight-knit “coven” of young women using spellwork—only, its darker, satirical edge and performative friendship contrast with the genuine unconditional love of the Owens sisters.
Rent/Purchase: Apple TV
Wish Upon a Star (1996)
While this 1996 film trades traditional witchcraft for a classic magical-wish trope, Wish Upon a Star mirrors Practical Magic’s core themes: two very different sisters learning to appreciate, protect, and love one another despite their distinct personalities.
Streaming Platform: Hulu
Teen Witch (1989)
Instead of Practical Magic’s tragic family curse, Teen Witch frames witchcraft as an inherited family trait and explores how personal desires and love spells can go awry.
Teen Witch follows an awkward high school girl who discovers on her 16th birthday that she comes from a line of witches, using her new powers to become popular and land her dream guy. Potentially, a peek into the Owen sisters’ life, had they discovered their powers at an earlier age, and how teenagehood would have affected the way they wielded it.
Streaming Platform: The Roku Channel
Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989)
Kiki’s Delivery Service follows a young witch-in-training, Kiki, who moves to a new seaside town with her talking cat, Jiji, to spend a year living independently by opening a flying delivery service, in search of what career the main witch of the story would fit in best.
This Studio Ghibli classic shares the cozy, comforting side of Practical Magic. While Kiki works mostly on her own, her encounters with the town’s supportive women mirror the uplifting female solidarity in the Owens household.
Streaming Platform: Max
Bewitched (2005)
Bewitched, which also starred Nicole Kidman as the main witch named Isabel Bigelow, captures the main conflict of an actual witch wanting to live a normal, mundane life while holding a hidden magical heritage.
What happens when, in pursuit of that normal life, after being cast as a TV witch in a reboot of the classic sitcom of the same name, Isabel ends up falling for her mortal co-star?
Rent/Purchase: Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, Fandango at Home
The Craft (1996)
The ultimate 90s coven movie, The Craft follows a new student at a Catholic high school who ends up joining a trio of outcast teenage girls who practice witchcraft. Together, they form a powerful coven that slowly spirals out of control.
Like Practical Magic, The Craft focuses on four women combining their magic to take control of their lives by dealing with abusive men they know. Slightly darker than the Owen sisters’ story, but a must-watch for fans of sisterhood magic.
Rent/Purchase: Apple TV, Prime Video
Twitches (2005)
Mirroring Practical Magic’s witchy sisterhood is Twitches, in which twin witches separated at birth reunite on their 21st birthday. Together, they must combine their magical powers to save their kingdom from a looming dark force.
Streaming Platform: Disney+
Hocus Pocus (1993)
In 1990s Salem, a teenager accidentally resurrects the Sanderson sisters—three 17th-Century witches executed for stealing children's life force. Upon resurrection, the trio only has until sunrise to hunt down local kids and permanently become immortals.
The art of Hocus Pocus is having three sisters who more often than not squabble with one another but never fail to work together when it counts. Including their hunt.
Streaming Platform: Disney+
The Witches of Eastwick (1987)
The Witches of Eastwick follows three single, unsatisfied women in a small town who unknowingly form a coven that accidentally manifests their "ideal man." He turns out to be the devil, forcing the women to unite their new powers and defeat him. Pretty close to how the Owen sisters banished the haunting curse they tried to resurrect.
Streaming Platform: Crave/Prime Video bundle
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