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Cast a Deadly Spell (1991) & Witch Hunt (1994) Double Feature Review
Why I took them off the list: After compiling my list of underrated horror, sci-fi, and fantasy of the 90s, I decided to check out a forgotten film from the same period that I’d been meaning to watch for a long time due to its intriguing premise and bizarre mash-up of the horror/fantasy and detective/noir genres: Cast a Deadly Spell.
As a big fan of both H.P Lovecraft (the film features numerous references and nods to his work) and weird alternate history stories, I couldn’t resist checking out a film set in a 40s LA where everyone casually uses magic for long.
When I realized that the film also had a semi-sequel, Witch Hunt (it features many of the same characters but a totally different cast), I decided to make it a double feature review! So, let’s dig in!
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Review of Cast a Deadly Spell (1991)
A candidate for dissection on the ace podcast How Did This Get Made? if ever there was one, Cast a Deadly Spell is a pleasingly bizarre mix of 50’s noir with elements of arcane horror with surprisingly high production values. It’s somehow not based on existing IP but the result of an original screenplay.
It was made for HBO as a TV movie so didn’t have to break box office records, but still, this uniquely strange mash-up with its expensive-looking period setting and elaborate practical special effects would probably never get made today (unless Netflix was feeling in a particularly weird mood!)
Still, the film is hugely enjoyable and is pretty effective at setting up its premise from the start, with a simple title that reads “Los Angeles, 1948. Everybody used magic.” Cast a Deadly Spell then goes on to blend these two disparate genres of hardboiled detectives and magic users in pretty smart and impressive ways. The world-building is convincing as you believe the characters inhabit it even as incredibly out-of-place things go on around them: these magical touches are just mundane happenstance to them.
This immersion is helped by some great casting. Fred Ward makes for a fun, grizzled but somewhat goofy gumshoe detective. A very young Julianne Moore (before Safe (1994) gave her a breakout role) does a good femme fatale routine, and both Clancy Brown and David Warner do their familiar but effective sinister villain routines with fun results.
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