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With the English Civil War raging, Witchfinder Matthew Hopkins uses the fear and confusion caused by the conflict to enact his forms of cruelty and extortion on a small rural community. He and his sadistic assistant John Stearne exploit the uneducated villagers for cash and gold, laying waste to transgressors with their reign of torture and execution. But one man, a young soldier arrives to go after the pair in a fit of bloody revenge.
Simply one of the most brutal British films of the late 60s, this Tigon-produced Michael Reeves (The Sorcerers) film featuring American horror star Vincent Price and Ian Ogilvy, offers up a maliciously violent polemic about the dangers of baying mobs and propaganda-fuelled cynical opportunists.
- Brand new 4K Remaster from the Original Negatives presented in Ultra High Definition (2160p) in 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio
- Presented in Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range (HDR10 Compatible)
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray in 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio Also Included
- LPCM 2.0 English Mono
- Optional English Subtitles
- Audio Commentary by Kim Newman and Sean Hogan
- Back on the Horse - Ian Ogilvy on Witchfinder General
- Which Witch is Which? - Adam Scovell on Witchfinder General
- Alternate Nude Scenes (UHD)
- Alternate US "Conqueror Worm" Opening and Closing Titles (UHD)
- UK Theatrical Trailer (UHD)
- USA "Conqueror Worm" Trailer
- 88 Films
- 86 mins approx
- Michael Reeves
- 15
- Vincent Price
- Ian Ogilvy
- Rupert Davies
- English
- English
- 2
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- 88 Films
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Witchfinder General 4K Ultra HD (Includes Blu-ray)
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RRP: £39.99
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With the English Civil War raging, Witchfinder Matthew Hopkins uses the fear and confusion caused by the conflict to enact his forms of cruelty and extortion on a small rural community. He and his sadistic assistant John Stearne exploit the uneducated villagers for cash and gold, laying waste to transgressors with their reign of torture and execution. But one man, a young soldier arrives to go after the pair in a fit of bloody revenge.
Simply one of the most brutal British films of the late 60s, this Tigon-produced Michael Reeves (The Sorcerers) film featuring American horror star Vincent Price and Ian Ogilvy, offers up a maliciously violent polemic about the dangers of baying mobs and propaganda-fuelled cynical opportunists.
- Brand new 4K Remaster from the Original Negatives presented in Ultra High Definition (2160p) in 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio
- Presented in Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range (HDR10 Compatible)
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray in 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio Also Included
- LPCM 2.0 English Mono
- Optional English Subtitles
- Audio Commentary by Kim Newman and Sean Hogan
- Back on the Horse - Ian Ogilvy on Witchfinder General
- Which Witch is Which? - Adam Scovell on Witchfinder General
- Alternate Nude Scenes (UHD)
- Alternate US "Conqueror Worm" Opening and Closing Titles (UHD)
- UK Theatrical Trailer (UHD)
- USA "Conqueror Worm" Trailer
- 88 Films
- 86 mins approx
- Michael Reeves
- 15
- Vincent Price
- Ian Ogilvy
- Rupert Davies
- English
- English
- 2
- A
- B
- C
- 88 Films
Frequently Bought Together
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Total Price: £59.98
Add both to basket
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Never ages one of the best
I have a copy of Witchfinder General from many years ago. Recently, whilst re-organising my collection, I happened upon it and watched it once more. This film still manages to induce general feelings of horror on account of its violence, even though it is not really a 'horror' film as such. Watch it for its superb cinematography which lends it an appearance of freshness that belies its 35 years. It still looks as if it could have been made yesterday. Some of the more violent scenes will make you squirm. The cruelty of the period portrayed can only be imagined and the cheapness of life comes across as truly shocking. Vincent Price is excellent as Hopkins (though maybe a bit 'mature' to portray him, since he was witchfinding in his late twenties and died in his early thirties). To think that this evil man really existed and operated unchecked for several years leaves one cold. A minor masterpiece that all lovers of the macabre should enjoy.
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