The Litch 2017
Director James Balsamo unleashes *The Litch (2017)*, a wild horror ride where an ancient zombie sorcerer claws his way back from the dead to reclaim a stolen magical crystal.
Director: James Balsamo
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Litch (2017) about?
The film follows an undead zombie sorcerer, known as The Litch, who awakens to reclaim a stolen magical crystal. After a thief and his witch crew swipe the gem, The Litch mutates into grotesque creatures, spilling blood to possess the weak and reshape reality across four worlds.
Who directed The Litch?
James Balsamo directed *The Litch (2017)*, bringing his signature blend of horror and campy spectacle to the screen.
Who stars in The Litch?
The main cast includes James Balsamo, Dave Stein, Cayt Feinics, Tom Sizemore, and Debra Lamb, with Genoveva Rossi rounding out the ensemble.
Is The Litch (2017) worth watching?
The Litch delivers a fun, if flawed, horror experience with practical gore and a deliriously unhinged villain. While not a critical darling, its grindhouse charm and Balsamo's bold direction make it a cult pick for horror fans seeking something wild and unpredictable.
How long is The Litch?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
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About The Litch (2017) — Undead Horror Meets Campy Cult Classic
Director James Balsamo unleashes *The Litch (2017)*, a wild horror ride where an ancient zombie sorcerer claws his way back from the dead to reclaim a stolen magical crystal. When a small-time thief and his coven of bewitching witches swipe the sacred gem, The Litch awakens—ready to devour souls and reshape reality. His vengeance unfolds in grotesque mutations, slick with gore as he transforms into slime-dripping beasts, leaving a trail of blood-soaked chaos across four worlds. This low-budget cult gem blends campy fun with visceral practical effects, delivering a midnight-movie experience that's as unhinged as it is entertaining.
James Balsamo crafts a horror-satire mashup where supernatural dread meets sleazy spectacle. The film's atmosphere crackles with eerie synth scores and neon-soaked visuals, while the cast—led by Balsamo himself—chews scenery with gusto. The Litch isn't just a villain; he's a grotesque antihero, embodying pure, unstoppable hunger. For fans of offbeat horror with a side of absurdity, *The Litch (2017)* is a must-see dive into the bizarre.