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Cast

Julian Sands
as Warlock

Chris Young
as Kenny Travis

Paula Marshall
as Samantha Ellison

Stephen Kahan
as Will Travis

Steve Kahan
as Will Travis

Charles Hallahan
as Ethan Larson

R.G. Armstrong
as Franks

Micole Mercurio
as Kate

Craig Hurley
as Andy

Zach Galligan
as Douglas

Joanne Pacula
as Paula Dare

Bruce Glover
as Ted Ellison

Dawn Ann Billings
as Amanda Sloan

Joanna Pacula
as Paula Dare

Wren T. Brown
as Assistant

Gary Carlos Cervantes
as Cabbie

Bryan Smith
as Jimmy

Richard Zobel
as Barker

Michelle Moffett
as Celine

Jeanne Mori
as Receptionist

Lawrence Mortorff
as Druid #1

Anthony Hickox
as Dark Leader

Brent Bolthouse
as Druid Guard

Yolanda Jilot
as Narrator

Wendy Hamilton
as Model

Elizabeth Nottoli
as Model

Ferdinand "Ferdy" Mayne
as One-Eyed Man

Joseph E. Bernard
as Sutherland

Monika Schnarre
as Model

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Critic Reviews for Warlock: The Armageddon

Audience Reviews for Warlock: The Armageddon

• Apr 30, 2013

  He's back, in a messy bloody gory sequence where an innocent young girl gives birth to Satans son, the Warlock is reborn. Julian Sands rises once more to reap carnage on all that stand in his way, plus he still looks annoying good looking with that tarty hairdo. Not too sure whether Sands Warlock is suppose to be a mere spawn of Satan in the same guise or the same devilish soul as before just reborn, I'm guessing the latter. Anywho off we go as Mr Warlock merrily kills, mutilates and destroys one person after another as he searches for the mystical rune stones that may raise his boss. That's the plot right there, its easy and simple, but what this film offers is exactly what you want, more imaginative killing by the Warlock. We get that in spades this time round with the added bonus of much better production values, better effects, much more interesting deaths and heaps more blood n gore. That's it really, nothing more to say, its clear there is a better budget this time round, the cast are more recognisable too. Whether you feel its better than the original I don't know, the original has more of a proper plot, this is obviously just a rehash with extra claret on display. To be honest this does feel more like a Satanic 'Terminator' really, 'T2' with a Warlock, not scene for scene of course but along those lines. What I find interesting about this Warlock character is the fact he is completely evil, he can't be bargained with, he doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear...haaang on!. He shows no mercy ever, he double crosses, tricks, leads people into a false sense of security and no one is safe no matter how young or how sexy, no guilt, just kill, actually kinda creepy despite the ham. More of a riot for sure but loses the credibility of the first methinks. Naturally cliched, predictable and routine type stuff but that low budget feel (even though higher than before) somehow tends to make things so much better, more acceptable.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Jan 12, 2011

  Enjoyable fantasy horror about the son of Satan's attempt to resurrect his father in modern day America. It's not particularly frightening or scary and the digital effects look dated, but it's fast-paced, gruesome and Julian Sands owns as the Warlock once again.
  Lee ? Super Reviewer
• Dec 18, 2009

  Warlocks with Julian Sands are the Best. I dont say Bruce Payne was bad, just not so convincing like Julian Sands.
  Wahida K Super Reviewer
• Aug 05, 2008

  Within six days, Warlock, the son of Satan, must clear the way for Armageddon by finding six sacred stones that have been scattered somewhere on earth. Two teenaged reincarnations of Druid... Within six days, Warlock, the son of Satan, must clear the way for Armageddon by finding six sacred stones that have been scattered somewhere on earth. Two teenaged reincarnations of Druid warriors are the only forces standing between humanity and the legion of darkness. Can the Earth as we know it be saved?
  Martin D Super Reviewer

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