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Supernoirtural would be the perfect word for this film. Cast a Deadly Spell is a fascinating anomaly, a rare treat and a helluva fun ride. It was made for HBO in 1991, directed by Martin Campbell (GoldenEye, Casino Royale, The Mask of Zorro) and starring Fred Ward (as Lovecraft), Clancy Brown, David Warner, and Julianne Moore as Lovecraftâs ex-lover and current gun moll, Connie Stone.
Debuting today, Deadly Manners pays tribute to 1940s radio shows (with a nod or two to the 1985 cult-classic Clue film), and the cast list reads like a fever dream of TV fan favorites: LeVar Burton helms the story as narrator, Kristen Bell stars as a rather unlikable hostess, and big names like RuPaul, Alisha Boe, and Anna Chlumsky pop up along the way as both guests and murder suspects.