Witchcraft XIV: Angel of Death

Synopsis

In 'Witchcraft XIV: Angel of Death,' released in 2017, the dark saga of witchcraft continues with an unexpected twist. The film follows the spine-tingling journey of a paranormal investigator who encounters the malevolent spirit of a witch as she seeks vengeance against those who wronged her. Molly Dougherty delivers a compelling performance as the lead, who balances her skepticism with her growing awareness of the supernatural. As she delves deeper into a realm filled with dark magic and betrayal, the haunting presence of the witch threatens her very existence. With an eerie atmosphere and chilling cinematography, this installment aims to captivate fans of the franchise while exploring themes of revenge, the afterlife, and the consequences of dabbling with dark forces. Witchcraft XIV: Angel of Death takes viewers on a journey through fear and empowerment, questioning the line between life and death, all while maintaining the series's signature eerie narrative style.

Cast

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  Molly Dougherty

  Rose

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  Noël VanBrocklin

  Sharon

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  Bernadette Pérez

  Lutz

• Leroy Castanon

  Garner

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  Zamra Dollskin

  Tara

• Jeremy Sykes

  Samuel

Reviews

Witchcraft XIV: Angel of Death has received a mixed to negative reception from audiences and critics alike. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 2.8/10, indicating a general discontent among viewers. Critics have noted that while the movie attempts to delve deeper into the lore of witchcraft, it often falls short of executing a compelling narrative. One critic expressed, 'The film lacks the cohesion that would make the storyline engaging, leaving viewers confused more than frightened.' Additionally, a review on Rotten Tomatoes highlighted that the special effects and production quality were notably low, stating, 'Despite its aspirations, it feels like a poor addition to the franchise.' There are some who found solace in the film’s campy nature, with one reviewer commenting, 'If viewed with the right mindset, it can be enjoyed as a low-budget horror that surprisingly brings some laughter.' Overall, while there may be moments that resonate with die-hard fans of the series, the consensus remains that 'Witchcraft XIV' does not live up to its predecessors. Critics on Metacritic echoed this sentiment, noting, 'A missed opportunity that will leave you wanting more from a series that once captivated its audience.'