Teen Witch

As Louise Miller's 15th birthday approaches, she feels the pressure to fit in and gain popularity. Her main desire is to catch the attention of star quarterback Brad Powell, who is unfortunately infatuated with cheerleader Randa, leaving Louise feeling isolated.

Louise's insecurities deepen when her English teacher, Mr. Weaver, mocks a passage from her diary. This incident occurs when the diary page gets attached to her assignment, amplifying her feelings of inadequacy.

After a disappointing audition for the school play, Louise rides her bike home. This ride takes a turn for the worse when she is hit by Brad's convertible, which he drives while distracted by Randa.

In her search for connection and understanding, Louise encounters a mystic named Madame Serena. She participates in a palm reading, which reveals that she is a witch on the brink of awakening her powers just before her 16th birthday.

On the day of Louise's 16th birthday, she is heartbroken when no one shows up to her party. Instead, her classmates choose to attend Randa's party, deepening her feelings of loneliness and unworthiness.

The day after her birthday, Louise's drama teacher, Ms. Malloy, gifts her a necklace featuring an ancient amulet. Ms. Malloy suggests that the amulet will bring good luck, leading Louise to experience a shift in her self-perception almost immediately.

Randa invites Louise to join a group outing to the upcoming school dance. Initially accompanied by the overly friendly David, Louise feels empowered by the amulet and begins to realize her newfound magical abilities.

Louise excitedly discovers her ability to manifest Brad's presence through her magic. However, this excitement is dampened when a careless spell turns her younger brother Richie into a dog, which she quickly resolves by reverting him back to human form.

Louise learns from Madame Serena that she is the reincarnation of Modesty Miller, a witch from 1636. This lineage reveals the amulet as a relic from her ancestor, gradually unlocking her latent powers.

As Louise grows more confident in her abilities, she successfully masters elemental magic, controlling winds and rain. This newfound power allows her to cast a love spell on Brad, resulting in his enchantment.

In retaliation for Mr. Weaver's mockery, Louise uses a voodoo doll that resembles him, which leads to humorous embarrassment in class. This act marks a shift in Louise's relationship with her peers as she embraces her magical side.

Determined to become the most beloved girl at school, Louise approaches Serena for help, who provides her with a potion. Louise must first acquire a belonging from her idol, pop star Shana, to make it work.

Using her magic, Louise sneaks into Shana's concert and charms the singer into giving her an iconic jacket. This act boosts her popularity at school significantly, marking a transformation in her social status.

Brad finally takes notice of Louise, inviting her to a secluded house where they share their first kiss. As Louise revels in the moment, she begins to question whether Brad's feelings are genuine or influenced by her magic.

Realizing the impact of her magic on others and feeling guilt over her actions, Louise seeks guidance from Serena. During the dance, she chooses to give up the amulet and embrace her true self, which leads Brad to confess his feelings for her without any magical influence.