Warlock or Warlock 2 with Body Expansion?

GLKnight83 · 05-16-2006

Officially there are three movies.

The original (which I liked best) had the better idea for a story.

PLOT: Witch Hunter and Warlock are transported to the future, Hunter gets help from modern girl who is bewitched by the Warlock, fights Warlock to prevent him from learning the True Name of God, defeats Warlock, and found out the Hunter has been dead for hundreds of years, and it is really his Ghost that defeats the Warlock.

The second had at least a couple good ideas.

PLOT: 8 stones control the release of the Devil onto the Earth. Druids appointed by God are the only thing to stop the Warlock from unholy birth. And in case of the Warlock's birth, two Warriors are chosen to fight him from releasing his father.

The third was just horrible.

PLOT: 8 people are staying in a house of the summer. The Warlock goes around, seducing them and collecting their souls for a ritual.

And the Warlock in the third film isn't even Julian Sands. It's Bruce Payne, who was Edward De Lapoer in Necronomicon: Book of the Dead and Damodar in the D&D movies

05-16-2006	#13
GLKnight83 Process Disciple Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,226	Officially there are three movies. The original (which I liked best) had the better idea for a story. PLOT: Witch Hunter and Warlock are transported to the future, Hunter gets help from modern girl who is bewitched by the Warlock, fights Warlock to prevent him from learning the True Name of God, defeats Warlock, and found out the Hunter has been dead for hundreds of years, and it is really his Ghost that defeats the Warlock. The second had at least a couple good ideas. PLOT: 8 stones control the release of the Devil onto the Earth. Druids appointed by God are the only thing to stop the Warlock from unholy birth. And in case of the Warlock's birth, two Warriors are chosen to fight him from releasing his father. The third was just horrible. PLOT: 8 people are staying in a house of the summer. The Warlock goes around, seducing them and collecting their souls for a ritual. And the Warlock in the third film isn't even Julian Sands. It's Bruce Payne, who was Edward De Lapoer in Necronomicon: Book of the Dead and Damodar in the D&D movies