Sorceress Film

Sorceress: A Cosmic Struggle of Sword and Sorcery

An Epic Tale of Magic and Sacrifice

Released in 1982, "Sorceress" is a captivating sword and sorcery film directed by the legendary Jack Hill (credited as Brian Stuart) and starring Leigh Harris and Lynette Harris. The film weaves a captivating tale of a cosmic struggle between good and evil, with a sorceress at its heart.

The Darkness Descends

In a mystical realm, the evil sorcerer Traigon (Roberto Nelson) is faced with a dire prophecy: he must sacrifice his firstborn child to the god Azmoth. However, when his young wife, Veronique (Lynette Harris), gives birth to a beautiful daughter, Traigon struggles to carry out his cruel deed.

The Chosen One

As Traigon battles with his conscience, he realizes the true extent of his daughter's power. Raised by a benevolent sorceress named Janeice (Leigh Harris), the young sorceress possesses an extraordinary ability to control the elements.

A Cosmic Battle

As Azmoth's minions descend upon the realm, Janeice and her apprentice train the sorceress to harness her powers. A fierce cosmic battle ensues, pitting the forces of light against the armies of darkness.

An Epic Confrontation

In a climactic confrontation that tests the limits of their abilities, the sorceress and Janeice face off against Traigon and Azmoth. Swords clash, spells fly, and the fate of the realm hangs in the balance.

A Triumphant Resolution

Through courage, sacrifice, and the power of love, the sorceress and her allies triumph over evil, restoring balance to the cosmic order. "Sorceress" leaves viewers with a sense of wonder and the realization that even in the face of overwhelming darkness, hope can prevail.