Warlock

Warlock

Warlock

Kassandra

Channeler

Chas

Mennonite

Detective

Pastor's Wife

Pastor

Proctor

Magistrate #1

Magistrate #2

Scribe

Jailor

Cabbie

Little Boy

Boy's Mother

Farmer

Daughter-in-Law

Gas Station Attendant

Cop

Ticket Agent

Flight Attendant

Railroad Employee

Passenger

In 1990, then newly-founded Trimark Pictures bought the distribution rights from the bankrupt New World Pictures and also purchased the rights for any potential sequels.

Scene in the theatrical previews indicating that the Warlock was the satanic Messiah was cut some time before video distribution.

The film was originally completed in late 1988 and was one of the last films completed by distributor New World Pictures when they filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The film's trailer was actually shown before early 1989 theatrical releases. Instead of going direct to video, Warlock was picked up and released in theatres by Trimark Pictures in 1991. Its box office success lead to a sequel, "Warlock: The Armageddon" in which Trimark also released theatrically.

Following the death of the medium, the Warlock is on the other side of the table and squatting down. The chair on the right side of the screen is still visible.

Redferne's grave would not have appeared in present day, for he fell through the time warp with the Warlock, therefore he was still alive. Redferne travels back to his own time at the end of the film, in fact the swirling vortex that appears round him after he kisses Kassandra dissipates over his gravestone.

As the Warlock hits the ground after being hit by the weather vane the harness is clearly visible.

Warlock: [placing a hex on Kassandra] Tout, Tout, through and about; your callow life in dismay. Rentum, Osculum, Tormentum: a decade twice over a day.

Kassandra: [to Giles] Not a local product, are ya?

Warlock: Of all the curiosities here I've seen, none have surprised me more than this.