O Mestre dos Desejos

Título original: Wishmaster

1997
16
1 h 30 min

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Body Horror Supernatural Horror Fantasy Horror

Um djinn demoníaco tenta conceder a seu dono três desejos, o que lhe permitirá convocar seus irmãos para a Terra.Um djinn demoníaco tenta conceder a seu dono três desejos, o que lhe permitirá convocar seus irmãos para a Terra.Um djinn demoníaco tenta conceder a seu dono três desejos, o que lhe permitirá convocar seus irmãos para a Terra.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

5,8/10

27 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

POPULARIDADE

4.598

1.167

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Prêmios
- 3 indicações no total

Narrator
(narração)

Ari Barak

Zoroaster

Jake McKinnon

Skeleton Man

Greg Funk

Snake Man

Richard Assad

Persian King

Robert Englund

Raymond Beaumont

Ted Raimi

Ed Finney

Dan Hicks

Customs Official
(as Danny Hicks)

Joseph Pilato

Mickey Torelli
(as Josef Pilato)

Tom Kendall

Etchison

John Byner

Doug Clegg

Wendy Benson-Landes

Shannon Amberson
(as Wendy Benson)

Chris Lemmon

Nick Merritt

J. Anthony Crane

Josh Aickman
(as Tony Crane)

Ashley Power Garner

Sierra
(as Ashley Power)

Verne Troyer

Creature Stage #1

Direção
- Robert Kurtzman
Roteirista
- Peter Atkins
Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
Many crew members, including director Robert Kurtzman (man killed by piano), had small roles in the film, sometimes appearing in different scenes as different characters.

Erros de gravação
(at around 49 mins) Merritt makes two wishes - for his statue to become more valuable, and for money, both of which the Djinn grants. However, with the exception of the waker, the Djinn can only grant one wish per person.

Citações
Alexandra Amberson: What happens if I wished you dead?
The Djinn: Why, how remarkably original of you, Alexandra. I'll tell you what. I'll give you one free wish. A sample. Just to get you in the spirit of the game.
Alexandra Amberson: All right. I want you to destroy yourself. Blow your brains out. Right now
The Djinn: Very well.
[He picks up a gun, presses it under his chin, and pulls the trigger, blowing off the top of his head]
The Djinn: [wound heals instantly, surprising Alexandra] That which is eternal cannot die. But if it's any consolation sweet Alex, THAT HURT LIKE HELL!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
At the end of the credits, the Djinn says "Careful what you wish for."

Versões alternativas
German TV version and some DVDs (rated "Not under 16") are heavily cut for violence, obtaining most of the gore shown in the party-scene near the end of the movie. VHS and DVD releases (rated "Not under 18") are uncut.

Conexões
Featured in Wicked Wishes: Making the Wishmaster (1997)

Trilhas sonoras
Listen to the Heart
Written by Lemmy (as Lemmy Kilmister)
Performed by Motörhead
Courtesy of Belleview Sunshine Tours

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7/10

Far better than I expected

"Wishmaster" is better than I expected. It's quite a bit more entertaining than I thought it might be. As a direct-to-video series of horror flicks from the '90s, it had been on my radar for a long time, but I had never heard it spoken of or recommended, which is a shame.

Of course, it raises a flag that the movie was "executive produced" by Wes Craven. A lot of people have been burnt by that; generally people who don't know what an executive producer does, ie. nothing.

I wonder if the presence of the great, forever underrated Robert Englund ("A Nightmare on Elm Street") is owing to Craven's brand, however. And let's not forget the movie also features Tony Todd ("Candyman") and Kane Hodder ("Friday the 13th") in cameos, as well as Sam Raimi's brother Ted, and is narrated by Angus Scrimm, known as The Tall Man in "Phantasm".

The problem with the movie is that is doesn't hold together very well from scene to scene. It has many entertaining moments and good lines, but the story is simplistic, yet told in a confusing way. One indispensable aspect of these mid-'90s horror flicks is that they were made right before CGI came and ruined everything, and the movie has a lot of cool, practical gore effects.