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A sinister 17th century warlock summons satanic intervention to escape a death sentence and finds himself transported 300 years into the future. Arriving in modern-day Los Angeles his quest is to find the scattered remains of the 'Grand Grimoire', the Devil's bible containing the true name of god and with it the power to destroy mankind. He has not been transported alone however and in steadfast pursuit is the witch-finder who brought him to trial and must now hunt him down once more.
Julian Sands and Richard E. Grant give superbly matched performances as the enigmatic, battling adversaries in this classic supernatural horror.
- Second Sight
- 12
- Julian Sands
- Richard E. Grant
- 1.85:1 / 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen
- English
- 2
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A sinister 17th century warlock summons satanic intervention to escape a death sentence and finds himself transported 300 years into the future. Arriving in modern-day Los Angeles his quest is to find the scattered remains of the 'Grand Grimoire', the Devil's bible containing the true name of god and with it the power to destroy mankind. He has not been transported alone however and in steadfast pursuit is the witch-finder who brought him to trial and must now hunt him down once more.
Julian Sands and Richard E. Grant give superbly matched performances as the enigmatic, battling adversaries in this classic supernatural horror.
- Second Sight
- 12
- Julian Sands
- Richard E. Grant
- 1.85:1 / 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen
- English
- 2
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Clever old-school horror
From David Twohy (who always has some clever ideas - Pitch Black, The Arrival) comes this well researched tale of an evil warlock chased through time by Richard E. Grant's witch-hunter. This Warlock is a real bad guy, not content to just leer and make wise-cracks he is truly evil, just the scene with the kid on the swings is enough to confirm just how good Julian Sands is in the role. True some of the make-ups and special effects are crude in todays age, but that is all part of the charm of a film such as this, frankly if you didn't see it when you were younger then it probably will not mean anything to you, but those of us who fondly remember this title will not be disappointed revisiting it.
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