Sorceress (1995)This is another look at the occult as inspired by Roger Corman and his view of the dark side. Director:Jim WynorskiWriter:Mark Thomas McGee |
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Sorceress (1995)This is another look at the occult as inspired by Roger Corman and his view of the dark side. Director:Jim WynorskiWriter:Mark Thomas McGee |
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Amelia Reynolds
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| Edward Albert | ... |
Howard Reynolds
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| Julie Strain | ... |
Erica Barnes
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| Michael Parks | ... |
Stan Latarga
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| Larry Poindexter | ... |
Larry Barnes
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Lenny Juliano | ... |
Don
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Rochelle Swanson | ... |
Carol
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Toni Naples | ... |
Maria
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| William Marshall | ... |
John Geiger
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Antonia Dorian | ... |
Trisha
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Kristi Ducati | ... |
Kathy
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| Melissa Brasselle | ... |
Mrs. Annie Latarga
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| Fred Olen Ray | ... |
Bill Carson
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Two friends, who both work for the same high-priced, high-powered law firm, are both married to modern day witches. Erica, the wife of Larry, believes that he is being led astray by Carol, an old flame, who also works for the same law firm. Erica decides to act and one night after a torrid sex session Larry drifts off to sleep and begins to dream. Soon the dream turns into a nightmare of sex, violence, murder and death involving himself, his friends and colleagues from the law firm which appears to be frighteningly realistic... Written by Mark Smith <msmith@osi.co.uk>
The female cast of this movie is terrific: you've got Linda Blair (maturing nicely), Julie Strain (who doesn't get too many speaking lines - that's a good thing), Rochelle Swanson (equally convincing as a sweet innocent girl or as an evil possessed girl), Toni Naples, and the most beautiful of them all IMO, the simply stunning Kristina Ducati (how the goofy male lead, Larry Poindexter, deserved to get sexually involved with any of these women remains a mystery). However, beyond the chance to watch these beautiful and in some cases talented women, the movie has little to offer. The plot is disjointed and doesn't really get going until the last 15 minutes or so; and when Wynorski finally manages to create some suspense, a ludicrous "twist" ending comes and ruins everything. (*1/2)