This movie falls short of the original, feeling like a low-budget made-for-TV production. While the plot has potential, the execution leaves much to be desired. Perhaps the director should have considered creating a compelling sequel to the original, building upon its successful plot instead of opting for a soft reboot. The focus on the warlock is insufficient, and too much time is devoted to developing unengaging supporting characters that never really bring anything important to the overall development of the plot. The poorly written script leads to laughable dialogue, and the balance between the warlock and supporting characters is off. Lastly... The editing is choppy and the cinematography is terrible.
Review of Warlock: The Armageddon
