Warlock

The film alternates between colonial Boston in 1691 and a contemporary late 20th‑century Los Angeles setting. In 1691, superstition and witch-hunting dominate life as the Warlock's activities begin to unravel. In the modern era, magic collides with everyday life as the protagonists race to complete the Grimoire and stop apocalyptic consequences.

The story spans several settings across time. It begins in 1691 colonial Boston, where a witch-hunter pursues the Warlock. It then shifts to late 20th‑century Los Angeles, where the Warlock crashes into the home of Kassandra. Key locations include a rural Mennonite farm in the countryside and a Boston graveyard where the Grimoire is buried, culminating in a confrontation at a church on sacred ground.

🪄 Magic vs Faith

The Warlock's power tests religious authority and the boundaries between occult forces and belief. Redferne embodies ritual, dogma, and duty, opposing the Warlock's untamed magic. The struggle asks whether salvation can coexist with dangerous power or if rules must be broken to avert catastrophe.

💥 Power

The pursuit of the Grimoire's three pieces exposes how absolute power corrupts and motivates characters. Each journey toward control—Warlock, Redferne, and Kassandra—reveals different moral choices and costs. The story argues that power without restraint can threaten reality itself.

⏳ Transformation

Kassandra's aging reversal and the Warlock's manipulations force characters to adapt across time. Redferne guides a path that tests faith against pragmatism, while the modern world imposes new constraints on ancient magic. Transformation is both literal and symbolic, driving the narrative forward.