Martha (Elizabeth Mitchell) lives in southern California with her family and is part of an underground railroad to smuggle witches into Mexico. Witches and witchcraft is outlawed in the United States in this alternate reality. The film centers on Claire (Gideon Adlon) her teen daughter who helps her out.

The witches are mostly all red heads. If Mexico is willing to give them asylum, the insanity of hunting and killing them as they attempt to reach the southern border seems a bit inane. Clearly this is a film that is attempting to make a statement about modern prejudices, but the metaphor wasn't complete. What they really needed was a witch hunter with some character and lines like Vin Diesel.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity. Seems to be aimed at teen girls.

I was looking forward to this movie. Couldn't believe how horrible it was. Seems this year the trailers of movies make the movie look like it's going to be good but ends up juts being a complete fail of a movie. Sad could have been good.

Tired of another shallow political satire, production is fine but nothing really happens after the witch trafficking-execution scene early in the movie, one star knocked off for not utilizing the hot mom played by Elizabeth Mitchell.