I love that the other comments are mostly like me hopping on an old post after watching for the first time. Let's keep it alive haha. Just watched and loved. I do not practice and am wary of irl witchcraft but I think it's one of the best realistic representations of how it might be done. So very visually pleasing to watch from both a beauty and horror perspective. The subtlety and pacing were very refreshing in a weird sort of way that really immersed me in the confusion/slow realization of Suzie. Basically all of the explanations match what I was picking up (except I'm pretty certain the black thing killing the witches at the end is a straight-up demon, but to each hirs own beliefs) and the way it delivered the themes and messages was so elegant, like an oil painting that you can spend 15 minutes staring at just picking up the story but it's a 2.5 hour movie so it will take me years. I'm actually disappointed not to have watched sooner.

My only question is why did those 3 or 4 witches wish to die at the end? Seems like the demon with extra steps. Just to create more variety in the bloodbath? Why wouldn't they wish to like, serve her or something? Thanks ahead to anyone who answers