Wishmaster

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Cast

Tammy Lauren
as Alexandra Amberson

Andrew Divoff
as Djinn/Nathaniel Demerest

Tony Todd
as Johnny Valentine

Kane Hodder
as Merritt's Guard

Robert Englund
as Beaumont

Wendy Benson
as Shannon

Tony Crane
as Josh

Chris Lemmon
as Nick

Jenny O'Hara
as Wendy

Angus Scrimm
as Narrator

Ari Barak
as Zoroaster

Jake McKinnon
as Skeleton Man

Greg Funk
as Snake Man

Richard Assad
as Persian King

Ted Raimi
as Ed Finney

Danny Hicks
as Customs Official

Josef Pilato
as Mickey Torelli

Tom Kendall
as Etchison

John Byner
as Doug Clegg

Ashley Power
as Sierra

Verne Troyer
as Creature Stage No. 1

Walter Phelan
as Creature Stage No. 2

Ricco Ross
as Lt. Nathanson

George 'Buck' Flower
as Homeless Man

Reggie Bannister
as Pharmacist

Peter Liapis
as Pharmacy Customer No. 1

Frank Nicotero
as Pharmacy Customer No. 2

Brian Klugman
as Medical Student

Gretchen Palmer
as Ariella

Jean St. James
as Female Customer

Azita Azar
as Student With Mask

Joe Svezia
as Uniformed Cop

Dennis Hayden
as Security Guard

Betty McGuire
as Mrs. Merritt

Renee Faia
as Insurance Assistant

Cyndi Pass
as Glass Woman

Howard Berger
as Party Guard No. 1

Robert Jacob
as Party Guard No. 2

Brad Mead
as Cop at Blackwood

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Critic Reviews for Wishmaster

Audience Reviews for Wishmaster

• Apr 04, 2015

  I haven't seen Wishmaster since I was a kid, I always enjoyed it back then, so I was nervous showing it to some friends that wouldn't withstand the test of time. It totally did though. Sure Wishmaster's pretty dumb and it can't keep its story straight, but those practical effects? Bellissimo.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Jul 12, 2012

  Wishmaster is not ordinary film, the special effect may be a bit static and outdated but the concept was great, typical Craven film with lots of new ideas all fused together. Wishmaster is a brilliant piece of parody of the classic Aladdin story, it is so underrated.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• May 29, 2012

  Wishmaster is an interesting idea for a horror flick. The film presents the viewer with the plot of an evil genie who grants you three wishes, but destroys your life without you enjoying what you desire. The actor playing the Djinn, Andrew Divoff is good here, and he makes the film better. The film tends to rely on excessive violence and gore to create the horror. In some way it tries to elevate the film a bit. However, it doesn't really work at times. This is still entertaining for what it is, but the script does show its limitations, and you know that it could have been much better. With this film they just stuck with a traditional formula for horror violence, instead of exploring further the concept of an evil genie. I think the film at times lacked focus, and it brought it down a notch. If you're looking for a good film, then this is it. However don't expect anything remarkable. With its interesting idea, I was surprised how under developed the film was. I felt that it was a good flick, but it lacked something to really make it stand out, and be of real interest for horror fans. Expect something good with this one, and you may not be disappointed. Despite its interesting idea, Wishmaster ends up just being another gore induced horror flick. Though entertaining, this could have been a far better film too. For what it is, this is a mindless horror film worth watching because of its interesting ideas. However, you are left wanting more out of this film as well. Aside from lots of gore, which may appeal to the gore hounds out there, this film doesn't offer anything really remarkable in terms of genuine chills and terror.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Mar 16, 2012

  The director began as a makeup artist ... which means lotsa makeup effects, lots of them (its the reason for the film), but with a lame-o script there's not a lot of reasons for them. Still the premise is good even if the execution leaves a lot to be desired, and so its a good night with a bad movie.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer

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