Warlock II "The Armageddon" Original Soundtrack by Mark McKenzie (1993) LOSSLESS

Warlock: The Armageddon, is a 1993 American horror film directed by Anthony Hickox, produced by Peter Abrams. It is a sequel in title only to the 1989 film Warlock, and stars Julian Sands returning in the title role (From Wikipedia).

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In this movie we learn that Druids have stopped the rise of Satan’s son using magical rune stones, which create light to vanquish the darkness. The opening shows one of these rituals taking place on a woman Satan has selected; it does not take long before they are attacked by Christians who feel their work is synonymous with Satanic witchcraft (Satanism). Most of the Druids die, and the rune stones are scattered.
The movie cuts to a more recognizable future where a young man and woman are clearly in love with each other but are having issues. Their parents are druids, while the girl’s father is a priest and has neglected his responsibilities as a druid, the boy’s father kills his son so he can rise again with the aid of druid magic to become a druid warrior.
In the meantime, a young woman has possession of one of the runes due to it being passed down through her family. She wears the rune to impress her date, but, as she looks out her kitchen window at the lunar eclipse, she instantly becomes pregnant and gives birth to the Warlock, allowing Satan to conceive a son in the form of Julian Sands. After he is reborn, he chases down the poor girl who unwillingly gave birth to him and kills her. He then peels the flesh from her stomach and makes it into a map, so he can track the other runes.
So the druid warrior now learns how to use his druid powers, and it is not long before his girlfriend joins him. While all this goes on, the warlock gains the rune stones to raise his father from his prison, causing all sorts of chaos and deaths along the way.
The last rune stone is around the neck of the Druid warrior, and they both fight the warlock exhibiting a vast array of powers and magic. At the end, as Satan rises, they shine car lights, sending him back, and they kill the warlock with a powerful knife tempered with metal from the holy grail. The warlock dies a gruesome death, taking a rune stone with him, and the Druid warriors leave (From Wikipedia).

The music was composed by Mark McKenzie, and the score is very good, with moments that describe the malignant magic of the warlock, some funny scenes and other romantic, magic battles and more. I wanted to share this soundtrack in Flac for this forum that so much has given to me.

13 Tracks – Flac – 4 Images – TT: 40 min 59 sec – Size (223.34 MB)

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Tracklist:

01 The Battle Has Just Begun
02 Swimming
03 Birth Of The Warlock
04 Ken’s Magic
05 May I Help You Sir
06 Give Me The Stones
07 Samantha & Ken’s Love
08 Party Crasher
09 Samantha Becomes A Warrior
10 Ken’s New Life
11 Warlock Gathers The Stones
12 Armageddon Averted
13 A Warlock Fantasia

Enjoy the music!!!

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Thanks a lot!

Warlocks, druids and monsters excites me! Definitely interested to hear the music. A monster thanks to you!

Thanks

Thank you

Many thanks!

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and thank you too for this one 🙂

Thank you share!

thanks alot, is a great soundtrack 🙂

Thanks for having shared it, but since the link is expired is there any chance of an upload because I sadly missed it…

I second that.
I have heard only one score of McKenzie, and was "Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde", and liked a lot.

With the new Intrada edition of Goldsmith’s Warlock, I am wondering again if anyone is willing to re-up this sequel score in FLAC.

Bump — anyone have this in FLAC? Please? 🙂