!!Subjective tropes for [[Literature/TeenWitch the book]]:
* FanMyopia: Silver Ravenwolf fans often think that she is one of the dominant (and most respected) voices in the Wiccan community. [[http://wicca.cnbeyer.com/ravenwolf.shtml Not quite...]]


!!Subjective tropes for [[Film/TeenWitch the film]]:
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: All together now... "I! Like! Boys!" This music number comes out of nowhere.
* HollywoodHomely: Louise is anything but ugly yet she's presented as the unpopular nerd who Brad would never notice until she gets a makeover and become popular.
* LesYay: The aforementioned "I Like Boys", which has a bunch of sweaty teenage girls dancing around the locker room in skimpy leotards talking about how much they love boys, apropos of nothing. [[HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday Yeahhhh,]] [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial sure....]]
* MemeticMutation: "TOP THAT!" - which is the most parodied part of the film and has gone down in reputation as one of the most {{Narm}} filled songs ever.
* NightmareFuel: For whatever reason, Louise's brother is just.....''wrong''. His weird voice, lolling eyes, grotesque panting, the bizarre almost perverted way he is ogling her birthday cake etc. He goes way beyond the normal jerky, bratty brother archetype to something altogether more......''twisted''.
* SoBadItsGood: Jarrett Wieselman of the New York Post says of the film:
--> "There are good movies, there are bad movies, there are movies that are so bad they're good and then there is ''Teen Witch'' -- a cult classic that defies classification thanks to a curious combination of songs, spells and skin."
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: You'd be hard pressed to find a more gloriously 80s film.
* ValuesDissonance: If a teacher tried use the same methods to humiliate a female student today, including go through her personal belongings and showing off her ''birth control pills'', he'd probably end up getting suspended if not outright fired.
* VindicatedByCable: The movie was a flop on its theatrical release, but has gained a cult following through airings on TV.