This actress, best known for her role in The Craft (1996), made a rare outing in Los Angeles, California on Thursday afternoon. 

Although her 1996 cult hit that follows a group of four outcast teenaged witches is among the most popular horror films to rewatch this time of year, she managed to make a trip to the grocery store almost completely undetected as she stocked up on some essentials. 

The former teen star, who is now 52, looked as fresh-faced as ever as she rocked her shoulder-length brown hair in loose waves and minimal makeup. 

Before landing her role as Sarah Bailey, she captured the world’s attention with her breakthrough performance as a suicidal teen in Empire Records in 1995 and her role in Encino Man, alongside Brendan Fraser.

Can you guess who this former scream queen is? 

This American actress, best known for her roles in The Craft (1996), made a rare outing in Los Angeles, California on Thursday afternoon

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It’s Robin Tunney! 

Last month, Tunney revealed she was cast in new indie feature, titled By Design, starring : Juliette Lewis and Mamoudou Athie.

‘Amanda Kramer resurrected my indie film career from the dead and I got to work with the most incredible group artists in front of and behind the camera,’ she wrote on Instagram while making the announcement. 

She continued: ‘Thank you @listentosilk @juliettelewis @samantham01 @smudgystuff @mirandambailey for helping me fall back in love with what I do. I cannot wait for all of you to feast your eyes on what we made together.’ 

In addition to film roles in, Horse Girl, Cherish, Hollywoodland and Looking Glass, she’s also starred in the TV series The Mentalist as Teresa Lisbon from 2008 to 2015. 

The Chicago native is currently engaged to Nicky Marmet, the father of her two children. 

The couple, who got engaged on Christmas Day in 2012 while on vacation in Rio de Janeiro, welcomed their first child together named Oscar in June 2016.

In 2020, she gave birth to their daughter, Colette Kathleen.

Although her 1996 cult hit that follows a group of four outcast teenaged witches is among the most popular horror films to rewatch this time of year, she managed to make a trip to the grocery store almost completely undetected as she stocked up on some essentials

It’s Robin Tunney! (pictured in 1996)

Robin previously married director Bob Gosse, 57, in 1995, but they separated in late 2002 and divorced in 2006. 

She also was engaged to Australian writer and director Andrew Dominik, 52, from 2009 to 2010.