| Ernest Borgnine | ... | Grandfather | |
| George Milan | ... | Merlin | |
| Bunny Summers | ... | Zurella | |
| John Terrence | ... | Jonathan Cooper III | |
| Patricia Sansone | ... | Madeline Cooper (as Pat Sansone) | |
| Mark Hurtado | ... | Grandson | |
| Nicholas Noyes | ... | Nicholas | |
| Hillary Young | ... | Nicholas' Mother | |
| Julia Leigh Miller | ... | Antique Store Clerk | |
| Ben Sussman | ... | Jake Cosgrove | |
| Randy Chandler | ... | Burglar | |
| Bob Mendelsohn | ... | David Andrews (archive footage) (as Bob Mendlesohn) | |
| Struan Robertson | ... | Michael Andrews (archive footage) | |
| Bruce Parry | ... | Pete (archive footage) | |
| Vicki Saputo | ... | Susan (archive footage) | |
| Madelon Phillips | ... | Adrianne the Psychic (archive footage) | |
| J. Renee Gilbert | ... | Grandma (archive footage) | |
| Olwen Morgan | ... | Elmira Johnson (archive footage) | |
| Barry Chandler | ... | Man in car (archive footage) | |
| Ángeles Olazábal | ... | Girl on bike (archive footage) | |
| Kristi Berton | ... | Sarah | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Billy Bletcher | ... | Pincushion Man (voice) (archive sound) | |
| Martin L. Evans | |||
Directed by | |||
| Kenneth J. Berton | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| Kenneth J. Berton | ||
Produced by | |||
| Kenneth J. Berton | .... | producer | |
| Jeremy Rubin | .... | associate producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Todd Hayen | |||
| Frank Macchia | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Michael Gfelner | |||
| Tony Martin | |||
Production Design by | |||
| Melodie Ennist | |||
| Lee Sjostrom | |||
Makeup Department | |||
| Howard Tsubura | .... | makeup artist | |
| Douglas J. White | .... | makeup artist (as Douglas White) | |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
| Laura Chariton | .... | assistant director | |
Special Effects by | |||
| Scott L. Anderson | .... | special effects coordinator | |
Stunts | |||
| Nick Plantico | .... | stunt coordinator | |
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Keith Morgan | .... | gaffer | |
| David Stern | .... | key grip | |
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This movie is among one of the worst anyone has ever seen. Even Plan 9 from Outer Space has its funny points (all-be-them not intentional.) This movie is perhaps one of the worst movies ever made. From a film point of view, the movie has no tangible benefits what so ever. The film starts out with a grandfather telling a child a story about Merlin. What he failed to mention to his grandson is that Merlin is a complete and utter bumbling old man with a wife reminiscent of Roseanne. The movie then goes to show Merlin and his magical shop, and then, it goes to a completely different setting, and switches back and forth between Merlin's shop, and the different settings of the story. Both stories are supposed to be about " How the people find folly in there own pathetic human ways and are grateful to Merlin." When they are really about " How that old weirdo screwed us over and destroyed our families forever with his stupid shop." You might say " Well didn't Merlin warn them?" Yes, I'm sure he did, but them being stereo typical 80's men and women, where magic cannot exist and " Dollar Good', they of course did not listen. In the end, this movie is only recommended to those who enjoy mind-numbing stupidity and rip offs of other poorly made movies. ( I.E. Dead Time Stories, Troll 2.) This movie receives a 2, and that's only because of the pity felt for the fact it cannot be shot and put out of its misery.