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Friday, November 23, 2018
Season of the Witch
Season of the Witch is a 2011 adventure/fantasy about two veteran crusaders (Ron Perlman and Nicholas Cage) who become disillusioned by the slaughter of innocents and leave the Crusade. They get pressed into service by a dying cardinal (Christopher Lee) to take a witch to a monastery to use the last remaining copy of the book to exorcise her and end the Bubonic plague. This is a fun film, with enough medieval/crusade history to give it real atmosphere and enough supernatural elements to add punch.
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I watched this a couple of weeks ago. Enjoyed it as I like Nicholas Cage.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the cast.
DeleteI always enjoy watching Nicholas Cage films 😁. I hope you've had a good week, it's turned a lot colder here so I guess winter must be on its way! Happy Friday and weekend! J 😊 x
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen all that much with Cage, but I've liked what I've seen. We're having highs in the 60s here!
DeleteI haven't heard of it but it sounds pretty good. Hope it was a nice Thanksgiving. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteWe had a good Thanksgiving, with family and food and much to give thanks for :) Thx!
DeleteI saw this back in 2011. I enjoyed the skewed or unique look at the plague days--LOL! I do remember that despite the seriousness of the subject matter and setting that there was humor. I do enjoy Nick Cage--even if he has been in some bombs. :)
ReplyDeleteWe watched several movies about Bubonic Plague in a row without meaning to. It made for a fun little themed marathon lol
DeleteI've never heard of it, but I'll look for it on various platforms. Thanks for the review.
ReplyDeleteMy younger son ended up with a DVD of this somehow, probably picking up a used copy when Spin Street had their closing sale.
DeleteSounds good! Have a great weekend, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThx :) You, too. We're going ahead and starting to get out some Christmas decorations as I have folks here to help. Early, but that's become out tradition :)
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