Witch (2024) is a British horror-fantasy film set in 16th-century England. The narrative centers on William, a blacksmith, whose wife, Twyla, is wrongfully accused of witchcraft following a gruesome incident where a woman is found holding her parents’ severed heads. Determined to prove Twyla’s innocence and save her from execution, William embarks on a perilous quest to uncover the true witch responsible for the heinous acts terrorizing their village.

As William delves deeper into the investigation, he encounters Thomas, a drifter possessing an arcane grimoire filled with occult symbols and chants. This alliance propels the story into unexpected realms, introducing elements of time travel and multiverse theory. The film intertwines themes of love, sacrifice, and the supernatural, challenging the boundaries of traditional gothic horror by incorporating psychedelic twists. Despite its ambitious narrative, “Witch” received mixed reviews, with some critics praising its experimental approach, while others pointed out inconsistencies in storytelling and character development.