Warlock: The Armageddon

Even though she was in the Hellraiser series, this is the movie where Paula Marshall ends up bound and gagged. Ups the crazy factor as every horror sequel should and I enjoyed it for what it is.

They had a script just lying around called Druid Dads and some mad man slapped Julian Sand scene chewing all over it.

While it isn't quite the ridiculous horror movie that Miner gave us just a couple years prior, "Warlock: The Armageddon" has the same straight faced, yet unintentionally comedic/awesome spirit that the original had. It's hokey as hell, but still a fun ride.

Some entertainment to be found in the numerous awful decisions made by all involved (as opposed to the bland, bland, everything blandness of the original).

That took a big dip after the first one. It even seems to have absolutely nothing in common in the lore and structure than the first, beside the Warlock's actor. It's accidentally funny however, the so bad it's funny kind. The pickup truck light thing at the end was hilarious

The first movie was OK, but things go downhill pretty quickly in this sequel.

The movie seems to have a lower budget than the first but it has a better story. This is not a good movie but on an entertainment level I'd put it right up there with the first.

The first movie worked, but this one is an almost total dud. One -- count it, one -- scary and interesting idea. Otherwise this is yet another Death In Interesting Ways movie, with cheesier-looking-than-usual special effects

Weak, jokey film has only Sands's sardonic performance and some good effects to recommend it.

All I remembered about this movie was the part where the warlock makes a book cover out of human skin. Of course, upon rewatch, I discovered that the rest of the movie doesn't at all live up to that scene. Watch a clip of what I'm describing on Youtube and don't bother with the rest.