Seventh Son( 2014)

TV-MAAdventureFantasy

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When darkness falls, the son will rise.

Overview

John Gregory, who is a seventh son of a seventh son and also the local spook, has protected the country from witches, boggarts, ghouls and all manner of things that go bump in the night. However John is not young anymore, and has been seeking an apprentice to carry on his trade. Most have failed to survive. The last hope is a young farmer's son named Thomas Ward. Will he survive the training to become the spook that so many others couldn't?

Top Billed Cast

Jeff Bridges
Master John Gregory
Julianne Moore
Mother Malkin
Ben Barnes
Tom Ward
Alicia Vikander
Alice Deane
John DeSantis
Tusk - Zanna
Kit Harington
William "Billy" Bradley
Djimon Hounsou
Radu
Olivia Williams
Mam Ward
Antje Traue
Bony Lizzie
Jason Scott Lee
Urag
David Cubitt
Rogue Knight
Eric Keenleyside
Old Guard
Thai-Hoa Le
Fisherman
Carmel Amit
Member of Mob
Gerard Plunkett
Prelate
Jim Shield
Leader Soldier
Timothy Webber
Malcom Ward
Julian Black Antelope
Tomb Robber (uncredited)
Luc Roderique
Strix
Sean Carey
Soldier (uncredited)
Fraser Aitcheson
Grave Robber (uncredited)
Zahf Paroo
Virahadra
Loyd Catlett
Grave-robber (uncredited)
Primo Allon
Simon Ward
Lilah Fitzgerald
Cate Ward
Taya Clyne
Little Girl
Faustino Di Bauda
Innkeeper (uncredited)
Billy Wickman
Young Guard
Marcel Bridges
Jack Ward
Yaroslav Poverlo
Head Counselor
Isabelle Landry
Priest's Wife
Jason Asuncion
Mongolian (uncredited)
Joanne Bentley
Noblewoman (uncredited)
Brenda McDonald
Timeless Hag (uncredited)
John Andrew Vaas
Cavalier (uncredited)
Thomas DuPont
Young Gregory
Candice May Langlois
Mother with Infant
Simon Burnett
Boldmere
Fabin Woodcock
Mob Member
Bill Croft
Fatman
Ryan Robbins
Barkeep
John Novak
Priest
Libby Osler
Ellie Ward

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A review by Frank Ochieng

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Written by Frank Ochieng on Sun Oct 11 2015

The mundane medieval movie ‘Seventh Son’ is indicative of the cinema wasteland that the beginning of a brand new movie season trudges in after the New Year arrives. In any event, ‘Seventh Son’ is in good company (or is that bad company?) with flaccid fare such as the sci-fi eyesore ‘Jupiter Ascending’ and the meatless melodrama ‘The Boy Next Door’ joining the parade of putrid pictures occupying the big screen at the same time. What is even more shockingly shoddy about ‘Seventh Son’s embarrassing presentation as a sluggish supernatural movie misstep is the inclusion of Oscar-winner Jeff Bridges ...