The Wizard of Gore is a 1970 American splatter film directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis and starring Ray Sager, Judy Cler, and Wayne Ratay. The screenplay was written by Allen Kahn. [1][2] Magician Montag the Magnificent delivers speeches about the nature of reality to his audience and then performs mutilation tricks on female "volunteers".

With Ray Sager, Judy Cler, Wayne Ratay, Phil Laurenson. A TV talk-show hostess and her boyfriend investigate a shady magician who has the ability to hypnotize and control the thoughts of people in order to stage gory on-stage illusions using his powers of mind bending.

"The Wizard of Gore" has got to be one of HGLs' all time grisliest exercises in sadism. He really seems to take a perverse delight in having Montag run his hands through the pulpy innards of his volunteers.

May 1, 2012 · Montag the Magnificent (Ray Sager), THE WIZARD OF GORE, is a seedy small time magician with a shocking stage act. Hypnotizing pretty young women from the audience to be his obedient volunteers, Montag then proceeds …

Featuring some of the most notorious gory setpieces in all of director H.G. Lewis' blood-soaked career, The Wizard of Gore is a stomach-churning, Grand Guignol production that's less sleight of hand and more slice of hand!!!

The crown jewel of the partnership between director H.G. Lewis (BLOOD FEAST) and writer/splatter FX artist Allison Downe (SHE-DEVILS ON WHEELS), THE WIZARD OF GORE is a sludge-horror carnival ride that retains the power to shock over forty years later.

Sep 4, 2002 · H.G.Lewis’ signature style (excessive gore, bad special effects, and acting abilities that would horrify most Bond Girls), is at peak form in Wizard of Gore. The movie follows a haphazard storyline where an evil magician hypnotizes women, and then sticks them with drills, hatchets, and everything but the kitchen sink.

The Wizard of Gore is a 1970 American splatter film directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis and starring Ray Sager, Judy Cler, and Wayne Ratay. The screenplay was written by Allen Kahn.

A no budget “clas sick” by the late Herschell Gordon Lewis, the one and only Godfather of Gore. While THE WIZARD OF GORE, being a fairly typical Lewis production, probably won’t ever win any awards, it is some serious vintage fun for gore fans.

The product is a 1970 big box VHS tape of "The Wizard of Gore" released by Midnight Video, directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis. With the director known for his contributions to the horror genre, this ultra-rare VHS tape provides a unique opportunity for collectors and horror enthusiasts to own a piece of cult cinema history.