Lucinda's Spell (1998)

A great wizard returns to Earth where he lands in New Orleans in search of a mate, but he runs into a woman with whom he had an affair 8 years previously resulting in a son that is unknown ... See full summary »

Director:

Jon Jacobs

Writer:

Jon Jacobs

Stars:

Jon Jacobs, Christina Fulton, Shana Betz

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jon Jacobs	...	Jason (First Horn)
Christina Fulton	...	Lucinda Bale
Shana Betz	...	Beatrice (as Shannah Bettz)
Leon Herbert	...	Maddison
J.C. Brandy	...	Betsy
Alix Koromzay	...	Natalie
John El	...	George
Fatt Natt	...	Jules
Brother Randy	...	Jim
Judy Garwood	...	Ms. Worth
Ajax Davis	...	Severain
Angie Jakusz	...	Chickory (as Angie Green)
Quintron	...	Artos (as Jay Poggi)
Tina St. Clair	...	Ursula
Sophie Dia Pegrum	...	Charlotte (as Sophie Pegrum)

Storyline

A great wizard returns to Earth where he lands in New Orleans in search of a mate, but he runs into a woman with whom he had an affair 8 years previously resulting in a son that is unknown to the wizard.

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Plot Keywords:

wizard | female frontal nudity | coven | witch | magic | 

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Taglines:

Sex is magic

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Genres:

Fantasy

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for strong sexuality, and for language, violence, and some drug content

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 October 2000 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Golden Shadow Pictures, Zero Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

105 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

(at around 1 min) A woman is seen sitting on a stoop drinking. Between cuts, she alternates between a bottle and a cup.

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Quotes

Jason: I'm famed throughout the land for going down on whores.

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Connections

References Excalibur (1981)

User Reviews

A Fun Movie

This is a entertaining little movie, filmed on a shoestring budget mind you. But it looks much more pricey than it really is. Kudos to the filmmakers (Jon Jacobs) for that.

Kristina Fulton is good at doing funny voices and has good comedic timing as Lucinda. I don't think a Independent Spirit nomination would have been unwarranted for her performance.

Mr. Jacobs as Jason, the long last relative of Merlin The Magician does fine work as a loner wizard slinking around New Orleans for ladies, liquor and his long lost love Lucinda.

Jon Jacob's new film HEY DJ looks even better. I caught a screening of it awhile back and enjoyed it. Too bad Ms. Fulton didn't have a role in HEY DJ. That woulda been the icing on the proverbial cake. But give Lucinda's Spell a viewing. It'll be worth it's weight in gold, or the First Horn's weight in gold (or rather blood). See the film to get that inside joke I just made!