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* BodyHorror: Anyone coming into contact with the Warlock will most likely experience this.
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* LovecraftianSuperpower: The Warlock is almost all-powerful, and he doesn't use that power to do anything nice or pretty.
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* BlondesAreEvil: The Warlock has typically ''angelic'' looking long blonde hair, yet he is the BigBad of the movie.
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* BlondesAreEvil: The Warlock has typically ''angelic'' looking angelic-looking long blonde hair, yet he is a thoroughly SatanicArchetype and the BigBad of the movie.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Redferne and Kassandra literally save ''the entire universe'' by defeating the Warlock.
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* FinalBattle: An epic one at the old graveyard in Boston.
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* GrandInquisitorScene: In the beginning of the movie when the Warlock is being sentenced by the officials.
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* KilledOffscreen: Redferne explains to Kassandra that a magic flying potion can be made using the fat of an unbaptized child. When the Warlock is then seen flying, it's obvious he killed and butchered the kid he was talking to earlier.
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* MacGyvering: Redferne and Kassandra find themselves using and doing some odd things in order to effectively damage the nearly invincible Warlock.
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* MacGyvering: Redferne and Kassandra find themselves using utilizing strange objects and doing some odd things in order processes to effectively damage attack or slow down the nearly invincible Warlock.
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* MacGyvering: Redferne and Kassandra find themselves using and doing some odd things in order to effectively damage the nearly invincible Warlock.
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* DiscoveringYourOwnDeadBody: Giles Redferne digs up his own centuries-old corpse out of the graveyard in Boston, having time travelled from 1691.
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* GodsHandsAreTied: The Warlock seems to know God's one true weakness: uttering his name backwards. Giles Redferne has to protect the Grand Grimoire to prevent the Warlock from finding the name itself, written within.
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* SacredScripture: The Grand Grimoire contains the information needed by the Warlock to accomplish his goal: reverse all of creation by uttering the true name of God in reverse.
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* SacredScripture: The Grand Grimoire contains the information needed by the Warlock to accomplish his goal: reverse erase all of creation by uttering the true name of God in reverse.
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* SacredScriptures: The Grand Grimoire contains the information needed by the Warlock to accomplish his goal: reverse all of creation by uttering the true name of God in reverse.
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* SacredScriptures: SacredScripture: The Grand Grimoire contains the information needed by the Warlock to accomplish his goal: reverse all of creation by uttering the true name of God in reverse.
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* SacredLanguage: There is an ancient, obscure pronunciation of the name of God, which will undo the creation of the universe if someone finds it out and speaks it backwards.
* SacredScriptures: The Grand Grimoire contains the information needed by the Warlock to accomplish his goal: reverse all of creation by uttering the true name of God in reverse.
* SacredScriptures: The Grand Grimoire contains the information needed by the Warlock to accomplish his goal: reverse all of creation by uttering the true name of God in reverse.
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* TimeMaster: The Warlock (as well as Redferne) jumps forward 300 years from the 17th century.
* TimeTravel: See: TimeMaster.
* TimeTravelRomance: Kassandra and Redferne clearly like each other.
* TimeTravel: See: TimeMaster.
* TimeTravelRomance: Kassandra and Redferne clearly like each other.
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* PayEvilUntoEvil: The Warlock does this to the PhonyPsychic, whom he views with contempt for hustling gullible people, and for pretending to have the powers he actually has.
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* BeautyIsBad: The Warlock is a tall, slender, handsome guy with long blonde hair and a British accent.
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* SatanicArchetype: Not Satan himself, but the Warlock is essentially his representation on earth.
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* BigBad: The Warlock is the source of all the conflict around him, going way back to the late 1600s.
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* BlondesAreEvil: The Warlock has typically ''angelic'' looking long blonde hair, yet he is the BigBad of the movie.
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* BlackMagic: Used by the Warlock, of course.
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Genre Savvy misuse.
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* MagicAIsMagicA: At one point, Kassandra is hunting the Warlock through a train yard, driving nails into his footprints to slow him down. The Warlock then holds a board against his feet to protect himself. At this point, Kassandra quickly notices that he's not screaming anymore, but also notices an interesting set of prints where the Warlock not only sat down, but rested his head against a pile of dirt. Kassandra gets an [[GenreSavvy inquisitive look]] on her face and drives a nail into the latter. Turns out that ALL of a warlock's body-prints have that weakness.
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* MagicAIsMagicA: At one point, Kassandra is hunting the Warlock through a train yard, driving nails into his footprints to slow him down. The Warlock then holds a board against his feet to protect himself. At this point, Kassandra quickly notices that he's not screaming anymore, but also notices an interesting set of prints where the Warlock not only sat down, but rested his head against a pile of dirt. Kassandra gets an [[GenreSavvy inquisitive look]] look on her face and drives a nail into the latter. Turns out that ALL of a warlock's body-prints have that weakness.
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* LittleMissAlmight: Implied. When the Warlock gets the Grimoire and is looking through it, we can see God's true name begin to form, and are almost able to read it before it cuts away [[spoiler: it looks like either "Roaisha" or "Rokisha", which certainly sound like female names.]]
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* LittleMissAlmight: LittleMissAlmighty: Implied. When the Warlock gets the Grimoire and is looking through it, we can see God's true name begin to form, and are almost able to read it before it cuts away [[spoiler: it looks like either "Roaisha" or "Rokisha", which certainly sound like female names.]]
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* LittleMissAlmight: Implied. When the Warlock gets the Grimoire and is looking through it, we can see God's true name begin to form, and are almost able to read it before it cuts away [[spoiler: it looks like either "Roaisha" or "Rokisha", which certainly sound like female names.]]
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* TomeOfEldritchLore: The Grand Grimoire is a Satanic book broken up long ago. When brought together, it reveals the hidden name of God (''Roaisha'') which, if said backwards, will undo all that He created and destroy the world.
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* TomeOfEldritchLore: The Grand Grimoire is a Satanic book broken up long ago. When brought together, it reveals the hidden name of God (''Roaisha'') [[spoiler: (''Roaisha'')]] which, if said backwards, will undo all that He created and destroy the world.
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The film was followed by two sequels, ''Film/WarlockTheArmageddon'' (1993) and ''Film/WarlockIIITheEndOfInnocence'' (1999).
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The film was followed by two sequels, ''Film/WarlockTheArmageddon'' (1993) and ''Film/WarlockIIITheEndOfInnocence'' (1999).
(1999). 1995 also saw a video game (very) loosely based on the second movie.
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* MagicAIsMagicA: At one point, Kassandra is hunting the Warlock through a train yard, driving nails into his footprints to slow him down. The Warlock then holds a board against his feet to protect himself. At this point, Kassandra quickly notices that he's not screaming anymore, but also notices an interesting set of prints where the Warlock not only sat down, but rested his head against a pile of dirt. Kassandra gets an [[GenreSavvy inquisitive look]] on her face and drives a nail into the latter. Turns out that ALL of a warlock's body-prints have that weakness. Would have been hilarious if she'd gone for the [[GroinAttack front of the butt-print]]...
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* MagicAIsMagicA: At one point, Kassandra is hunting the Warlock through a train yard, driving nails into his footprints to slow him down. The Warlock then holds a board against his feet to protect himself. At this point, Kassandra quickly notices that he's not screaming anymore, but also notices an interesting set of prints where the Warlock not only sat down, but rested his head against a pile of dirt. Kassandra gets an [[GenreSavvy inquisitive look]] on her face and drives a nail into the latter. Turns out that ALL of a warlock's body-prints have that weakness. Would have been hilarious if she'd gone for the [[GroinAttack front of the butt-print]]...
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* EyeOfNewt: The Warlock uses the [[spoiler:body fat of a non-baptized child]] as a flying potion. Baptize your children, people!
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* EyeOfNewt: The Warlock uses the [[spoiler:body fat of a non-baptized child]] as a flying potion. Baptize your children, people!
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-->'''Kassandra''': What is it?
-->'''Redferne''': Peace, do not even breathe on it.
-->'''Kassandra''': Some kind of compass?
-->'''Redferne''': Witch compass.
-->'''Kassandra''': This one here.
-->'''Redferne''': What of it?
-->'''Kassandra''': What is it?
-->'''Redferne''': As I say, it is a witch compass.
-->'''Kassandra''': ...Oh, you mean ''witch'', not ''which''. Like [[Series/{{Bewitched}} Samantha, Tabitha]], witch.
-->'''Redferne''': Like the Warlock.
-->'''Redferne''': Peace, do not even breathe on it.
-->'''Kassandra''': Some kind of compass?
-->'''Redferne''': Witch compass.
-->'''Kassandra''': This one here.
-->'''Redferne''': What of it?
-->'''Kassandra''': What is it?
-->'''Redferne''': As I say, it is a witch compass.
-->'''Kassandra''': ...Oh, you mean ''witch'', not ''which''. Like [[Series/{{Bewitched}} Samantha, Tabitha]], witch.
-->'''Redferne''': Like the Warlock.
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-->'''Kassandra''': What is it?
-->'''Redferne''':it?\\
'''Redferne''': Peace, do not even breathe onit.
-->'''Kassandra''':it.\\
'''Kassandra''': Some kind ofcompass?
-->'''Redferne''':compass?\\
'''Redferne''': Witchcompass.
-->'''Kassandra''':compass.\\
'''Kassandra''': This onehere.
-->'''Redferne''':here.\\
'''Redferne''': What ofit?
-->'''Kassandra''':it?\\
'''Kassandra''': What isit?
-->'''Redferne''':it?\\
'''Redferne''': As I say, it is a witchcompass.
-->'''Kassandra''': ...compass.\\
'''Kassandra''': ...Oh, you mean ''witch'', not ''which''. Like [[Series/{{Bewitched}} Samantha, Tabitha]],witch.
-->'''Redferne''':witch.\\
'''Redferne''': Like the Warlock.
-->'''Redferne''':
'''Redferne''': Peace, do not even breathe on
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'''Kassandra''': Some kind of
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'''Redferne''': Witch
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'''Kassandra''': This one
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'''Redferne''': What of
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'''Kassandra''': What is
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'''Redferne''': As I say, it is a witch
-->'''Kassandra''': ...
'''Kassandra''': ...Oh, you mean ''witch'', not ''which''. Like [[Series/{{Bewitched}} Samantha, Tabitha]],
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'''Redferne''': Like the Warlock.
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* ChristianityIsCatholic: {{Averted|Trope}}. All the clerics featured in the film (the elders from the opening, the priest whose pregnant wife is threatened by Warlock) as well as the Mennonite farm in which one part of the Grimoire is hidden, and the protagonist witch hunter Redferne, are all Protestants. On the other hand, the cosmology of the film includes some catholic-like aspects, such as [[HolyBurnsEvil the power of the holy ground]], and others drawn from European folklore.
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* HonorBeforeReason: Kindness Before Reason in this case. Redfrene refuses to abandon a Warlock's victim to their death even though it means letting the villain get away when they almost got him. He admits that it was inexcusable of him, but he just couldn't bear letting another person die because of the monster who had already claimed so many.
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* HonorBeforeReason: Kindness Before Reason in this case. Redfrene refuses to abandon a Warlock's victim to their death even though it means letting the villain get away when they almost got subdued him. He admits that it was inexcusable of him, but he just couldn't bear letting another person die because of the monster who had already claimed so many.
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* WeHaveThoseToo: Redferne may be a FishOutOfTemporalWater but he's not as backwards as Kassandra initially thinks. At one point Kassandra asks him if he knows the world is round, to which he dryly replies "for quite some time".
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* DubInducedPlotHole: There is at least one Portuguese translation that has the Grimoire revealing ''Satan's'' name instead of God's(possibly out of fear of being accused of blasphemy). The problem? The Warlock is very explicitly working for Satan the whole time, meaning if that were the case, Satan could just ''tell him his name'', he could say it backwards, and the movie would be done.