by praying with Mother Clodah. Unfortunately the encounter also ends with Mother Clodah's death due to Jamie poisoning her meal, believing Mother Clodah to be the guardian. Jamie, who has taught herself to read Latin due to Faith's refusal to translate, proceeds with the spell as planned. The movie implies that the teens will use Faith as a sacrifice due to her virginal nature, but Jamie ends up using Daniel instead after she learns that he is also a virgin. Horrified that they are moving forward with the spell, Faith receives help from Sister Sherilyn, who reveals that she is the guardian. They manage to stop the ceremony in time to save Daniel, but at the cost of the lives of Jamie and all of the other girls involved with the spell. Cast Mimi Rose — Faith Ferguson (as Mimi Reichmeister) Sheeri Rappaport — Jamie Jennifer Rubin — Sister Sherilyn Jack Nance — Father Michael Zelda Rubinstein — Mother Clodah Eric Pierpoint — Sheriff Gordon Clea DuVall — Kelsey (DuVall's film debut) Tommy Stork as Daniel Reception Reception for Little Witches was largely negative, with a Rovi reviewer panning the film. The Chicago Sun-Times commented that the film was full of cliches, while The Kansas City Star named it one of the "worst videos of 1996". JoBlo praised the acting for Rappaport while panning the film overall. References External links 1996 films 1996 independent films 1990s supernatural horror films 1990s teen horror films American independent films American supernatural horror films American teen horror films Films about Satanism Canadian supernatural horror films Canadian teen films English-language Canadian films Films shot in California Films about witchcraft 1990s English-language films 1990s American films 1990s Canadian films