Zoe Lister-Jones was the weirdo, mister.
Now 38, she no longer rocks a shaved head.
But she’s still a weirdo.
Daryl Wein for EW
Only now, she’s the weirdo who’s rebooting theCraftfranchise.
The film, which was written and directed by Lister-Jones, is more of a continuation than anything else.
“It was a challenge that both terrified me and thrilled me,” Lister-Jones says.
There are a lot of Easter eggs in it."
Much like the original film, the foundation of the story is about friendship and female empowerment.
As Lister-Jones puts it, this is a film “about women upholding and uplifting each other.”
It’s a high school experience that mirrors her own.
Then you add the witchcraft into the mix and the story becomes all the more female.
“I think we’re all witches.
Whatever you want to call them, they’re coming whenThe Craft: Legacypremieres on demand Wednesday.
Photographs shot exclusively for EW by Daryl Wein.Styling: Erin Walsh; Hair: Brian Fisher.
