Sadly Over-hyped

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

The fourth part of the epically lengthed Witchcraft franchise gives me the impression that their quality isn't going to improve anytime soon. Once again we have yet another truly awful attempt at a horror following the "Adventures" of our warlock Will.I'm fast starting to think that along with being one of the longest movie franchises in history that it may well be one of the worst.Also starring Julie Strain this is another barely followable crapfest.The Good:At least they follow on from each otherThe Bad:Poor sound balancingFilm noir attempt is dumbTerrible plotThings I Learnt From This Movie:In reverse land Julie Strain wears clothes in films!

This terrible movie series - that in the meantime has reached number twelwe, I don't understand why - reaches really the bottoms with this fourth entry, starring again warlock-lawyer Will Spanner against none other than the devil in a convoluted, bad lightened, worse acted sort of Mississipi Adventure gone wrong, with its story of bluesmen and pacts with the Lord of the Flies. More a mystery than a real horror movie - but it is really bad both ways you see it - this movie has the only reason to be watched in the presence of Julie Strain as stripper-singer extraordinaire Belladonna, that shows her bare and best assets, her wonderful breasts, but even she is totally wasted in the abomination that this movie is. Don't bother to rent nor to buy.

An attorney, who just happens to be a warlock gets involved with Julie Stern, but notices some devilish happenings going on around him and her involving rock stars. Some hot sexual situations, but it seems that with each new entry in this series these films actually seem to get worse. Clunky dialogue and laughable situations are its main flaws. Rated R; Sexual Situations, Nudity, Profanity, and Violence.

Witchcraft IV is more of a murder mystery drama than a horror film; the horror element is not very well done. There is a murder at the beginning, the accused, a defense lawyer and police, but the focus shifts away from the accused and onto, err, the supernatural element. Some nice scenes of Julie Strain, but her character is not very compelling. Nothing really interesting happens until the climax, but this leaves something to be desired too. Mediocre fare.