Now, of course, as I re-watch all I can think is how hilariously over-acted it is.
I'm a practicing pagan and I have tried to familiarize myself with different cultures' approaches to magic. They actually did a fairly good job in this movie of conforming to early American claims of witchcraft. It was a bit of a stretch but they even worked in some Pennsylvania Dutch folklore, as well. I have to give them credit for that.
For the record, no, you cannot fly if you drink the boiled fat of an unbaptized male child. Can't speak from personal experience but I'm 99.9999% certain that if you tried, you would be violently ill right up until the cops arrested you for murder.
I'm pagan, not retarded. You shouldn't be either. It's just a movie, people.
Although if anybody could do it, it'd probably be this guy: 
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