Warlock
Czarnoksiężnik
Boston, jest rok 1691 i łowca złych czarowników Redferne, wtrąca do lochu schwytanego właśnie jednego z nich - zabójcę jego ukochanej żony. Czarownik wzywa złe moce aby pomogły mu w oswobodzeniu i na oczach łowcy znika . Pojawia się w czasach współczesnych w L.A, w domu kolekcjonera staroci - Chasa i jego współlokatorki Kassandry. Kolekcjoner udziela mu gościny, sądząc że to zabłąkany pijaczyna. Czarownik morduje Chasa, rzuca urok na Kassandrę, powodując że z każdym dniem starzeje się o 20 lat. Tymczasem śladem czarownika przybywa do LA łowca Redferne, który chce ująć go i przeszkodzić w odnalezieniu szatańskiej Czarnej Księgi, którą przed wiekami rozdzielono na 3 części.
Richard reviewed
3 sierpnia 2025•
In 1691 Boston, a warlock is sentenced to death but escapes into the future, our present with dark magic. He’s on a quest to find the three pieces of the Devil’s Bible, which contains the true name of God. If he succeeds, he can un-create the world. Hot on his heels, a relentless witch hunter and a woman whose life he destroyed.
🧨 What Works
Julian Sands Is Magnetic: His performance as the Warlock is eerie, elegant, and oddly charismatic.
Richard E. Grant Steals Scenes: As the witch hunter, he brings intensity and a touch of humor.
Time Travel With a Gothic Twist: The blend of colonial witchcraft and modern-day settings is surprisingly effective.
Atmospheric Score and Visuals: It’s got that late-80s horror vibe—moody lighting, synthy music, and practical effects.
😬 What Doesn’t
The Sequels Are Forgettable: Stick with the original. Later entries lose the charm.
Some Effects Feel Dated: It’s 1989, so expect a few cheesy moments.
Pacing Can Lag: The middle act drags a bit before ramping up again.
⭐ Final Thoughts
Warlock is a cult classic that blends horror, fantasy, and time travel with flair. It’s not perfect, but it’s stylish, spooky, and anchored by strong performances. If you’re into supernatural thrillers with a vintage edge, this one’s worth conjuring up.
Richard reviewed
3 sierpnia 2025•
In 1691 Boston, a warlock is sentenced to death but escapes into the future, our present with dark magic. He’s on a quest to find the three pieces of the Devil’s Bible, which contains the true name of God. If he succeeds, he can un-create the world. Hot on his heels, a relentless witch hunter and a woman whose life he destroyed.
🧨 What Works
Julian Sands Is Magnetic: His performance as the Warlock is eerie, elegant, and oddly charismatic.
Richard E. Grant Steals Scenes: As the witch hunter, he brings intensity and a touch of humor.
Time Travel With a Gothic Twist: The blend of colonial witchcraft and modern-day settings is surprisingly effective.
Atmospheric Score and Visuals: It’s got that late-80s horror vibe—moody lighting, synthy music, and practical effects.
😬 What Doesn’t
The Sequels Are Forgettable: Stick with the original. Later entries lose the charm.
Some Effects Feel Dated: It’s 1989, so expect a few cheesy moments.
Pacing Can Lag: The middle act drags a bit before ramping up again.
⭐ Final Thoughts
Warlock is a cult classic that blends horror, fantasy, and time travel with flair. It’s not perfect, but it’s stylish, spooky, and anchored by strong performances. If you’re into supernatural thrillers with a vintage edge, this one’s worth conjuring up.
