The effects are a little cheesy, but that is to be expected, this was low budget even 1992 standards. It was fun to see some old-school stop-action effects.
The horror is roughly on par with the Doctor Strange comics. All the elements are there, but you are never really expected to be afraid.
Combs and Thompson make for great adversaries, it is a shame we have not seen them in something else together. Both look so damn young in this. But I guess this movie is nearly 30 years old.
The "I'll see ya again I promise," leads me to believe that there was going to be more, but sadly we never got it.
All in all a fun little movie.
Watched: 1
New: 1
NIGHT SHIFT Content
Doctor Mordrid's world is so adaptable to Night Shift that one wonders why I never watched it before this! He is in all respects a version of Doctor Strange, but there is more to it than that. Mordrid, for example, seems to be much older than Strange having waited 150 years for the return of Kabal.
20th Level Warlock
Str 12 (+0) Dex 10 (+0) Con 17 (+2) Int 18 (+3)* Wis 18 (+3)** Cha 15 (+1)**
XP: 4,000,000
Hit Dice: 11d4+18 (20) Hit Points: 66 AC: 7
Attack Bonus: +6
Check Bonus: +8*/+6**/+4
Armor: Magic cloak
Saves: +7 vs. spells and magical effects
Fate Points: 10
Class Abilities: Arcana 150% (knowledge about magic, rituals, cults, and spellcasting), Spellcasting 150% (160% if he has his Amulet of Kronos).
Other Special Abilities: Arcane Bond (Amulet of Kronos, adds +10% to spellcasting), Blaster, Enhanced Senses, Telekinesis
Spells Levels: 1:6 2:5 3:5 4:5 5:4 6:4 7:4 8:3 9:3
Mordrid has an extensive library so all spells in the core NIGHT SHIFT book are available to him
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