Director:
Jim WynorskiGuión:
Mark Thomas McGeeCámara:
Gary GraverMúsica:
Chuck CirinoReparto:
Linda Blair, Edward Albert, Julie Strain, Michael Parks, Larry Poindexter, Rochelle Swanson, Toni Naples, Melissa Brasselle, Fred Olen Ray (más)Sinopsis(1)
All the pleasures of the flesh and malevolence of black magic collide with deadly force in a suburban experiment in witchcraft. Larry Barnes seems to be living a charmed life. He's on the fast track to a partnership in a prestigious law firm and his beautiful and sexy wife Erica will do anything to keep her husband happy, even down to eliminating those who stand in the way to success. But Erica makes a final mistake when she tries to kill Larry's main competition for partnership, Howard Reynolds, Howard's wife Amelia is more than a practicing witch - she's an expert. She arranges a fatal accident for Erica, with a diabolical twist. She makes Larry believe he's at fault, and his grief drives him downward into a dark whirlpool of evil. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
(más)Reseñas (1)
The supernatural and augmented breasts or a sincerely trashy attempt to bring something new to the VHS category of would-be erotic thrillers, which flourished following the success of Basic Instinct, but their creators didn’t have either the budget or skilful actors, not to mention the talent required to add at least a hint of eroticism to scenes with bare bodies. With Sorceress, Jim Wynorski, who also contributed generously to that subcategory, at least comes up with a playfully trashy upgrade thanks to the motif of occultism, which he bizarrely approaches with dogged seriousness, thus unfortunately and fundamentally throttling the considerable camp potential of his work. Despite the premise, Sorceress thus remains just another dull silicone flick that wouldn’t stand out on late-night basic cable in the ‘90s.
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