This so-called documentary features a few young women who claim to be Amish witches.
The first obvious fact is that these young women are very willing to live in "the world" of TV, cameras, and makeup rather than the monastic Amish life.
Secondly, their claims of witchcraft are not supported by anything other than some electric glitches that may very well be set up.
The "witchcraft" consists of the laying of the hands, which is a biblical concept, and medicinal treatment. So despite the claims of witchcraft, there is nothing interesting or surprising here.
And thirdly, the content of this time-wasting reality TV hogwash is lacking any sense.
The first obvious fact is that these young women are very willing to live in "the world" of TV, cameras, and makeup rather than the monastic Amish life.
Secondly, their claims of witchcraft are not supported by anything other than some electric glitches that may very well be set up.
The "witchcraft" consists of the laying of the hands, which is a biblical concept, and medicinal treatment. So despite the claims of witchcraft, there is nothing interesting or surprising here.
And thirdly, the content of this time-wasting reality TV hogwash is lacking any sense.
