Forbidden Fruits
The coven just clocked in.
After hours in the basement of a mall store, an employee called Apple runs a witchy femme cult with Cherry and Fig for company, until a new hire named Pumpkin turns up and starts poking holes in their performative sisterhood.
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Synopsis
Free Eden employee Apple secretly runs a witchy femme cult in the basement of the mall store after hours – with fellow fruits Cherry and Fig. But when new hire Pumpkin challenges their performative sisterhood, the women are forced to face their own poisons or succumb to a bloody fate.
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After hours in the basement of a mall store, an employee called Apple runs a witchy femme cult with Cherry and Fig for company, until a new hire named Pumpkin turns up and starts poking holes in their performative sisterhood. The premise is arch, fluorescent-lit horror comedy with retail purgatory as the coven's chapel, and the tagline sums up the register: the coven just clocked in. Beneath the fun sits a sharper argument about solidarity that only holds while nobody questions it.
Made for viewers who like their horror stylish, funny and pointed, with satire aimed at girlboss sisterhood and the low-wage grind alike. Expect a punchy hour and forty-three, a rising sense of danger once the poisons start showing, and an aesthetic that leans candy-coloured over grim. Anyone who enjoys modern witch stories and workplace comedies that turn bloody will have a great time. A fun, mean little watch for a night when you want genre with a wink.
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