The Sorcerers (1967) Warner Archives // Unrated // $18.95 //
October 9, 2012 Review by Paul Mavis | posted October 7, 2012 E
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entertaining "mod" sci-fi/slasher outing...but it's no neglected
masterpiece. Warner Bros.' own M.O.D. (manufactured on demand)
service, the fabulous Archive Collection, which provides hard-
to-find library and cult titles to hungry movie and TV lovers,
has released The Sorcerers, the 1967 Tigon British Film
Productions/Allied Artists release starring horror icon Boris
Karloff, Catherine Lacey, Ian Ogilvy, Elizabeth Ercy, Victor
Henry, a young Susan George, and Ivor Dean. Long sought-after
here in the States as director Michael Reeves' reputation has
soared over the decades (all on the basis, really, of a potent,
morbid P.R. combination of directing just one really superlative
movie...and then killing himself), The Sorcerers's grimy, grungy
fusion of "Swingin' London" expose and tatty, backstreet sci-
fi/horror exploiter give