'Tis indeed a folk tale.

Rating: 8/10 (1 June 2016)

Nothing happens for almost most of it. At the end of it, Thomasin goes to the Sabbath led by the goat named Black Philip, which is indeed a single best scene in the film I liked. The film is going somewhat slow, filled with lies, hypocrisy. It is good to be mentioned that they used You and Your, not only Thee and Thy, BUT I personally like that the dialogue is spoken in the Old English rather than in the 'New' one. The VVitch is really wrapped in the veil of mystery, suspense and soft shock. The only character who irritated me is the one of Mercy. That little 'spoilt child' really jumped on my nerves like a crazy squirrel, but – all in all – the cast is very good and the acting as well. The VVitch herself is scary enough. And it has some scenes that made me react like Ew... I rated it with a score of 8, because of the time it was set, language used, acting, actors. Very well done, Robert! Oh, but what happened to Jonas and Mercy, where did the two go, and is there really a sprequel (sequel as prequel to the story)?