ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We're whipping up a batch of midnight margaritas to talk about 1998's Practical Magic. 90s darlings Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are witchy sisters who are unlucky in love, mostly thanks to a family curse that condemns any man who loves them to die an untimely death. We discuss all the studio changes, director Griffin Dunne's darker version he wished he could have made, and Joe's reaction to seeing this for the very first time.
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