The Last Witch Hunter is a fantasy film from 2015 starring Vin Diesel, ending with a dramatic choice following a battle with the Witch Queen.

Released back in 2015, The Last Witch Hunter takes inspiration from a character that Diesel himself made for his personal ...

"The Last Witch Hunter" is a bland attempt at franchise filmmaking. It's not entirely dull, but there's very little about it that's exciting, either.

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One of the trickier tasks Vin Diesel's eponymous hero faces in "The Last Witch Hunter" is tracking a villain by his signature scent of "moldering crabapples" — a distinctive enough fragrance in ...

The Last Witch Hunter is one of those films with pretty good special effects. Some of it is practical, like the flesh of the witch queen and the jagged branches in her lair.

Granted, The Last Witch Hunter does pepper in some fun action scenes, most of which include Diesel swinging around a flaming longsword.

How did Nicolas Cage avoid this one? “The Last Witch Hunter” does not work as campy escapism or as a guilty pleasure or as one of those movies so unintentionally funny you have to admit you ...

So now Vin Diesel makes Nic Cage movies? “The Last Witch Hunter,” not to be confused with Cage’s 2011 effort “Season of the Witch,” is clearly meant to be the beginning of another ...

The Last Witch Hunter (stream it here on Peacock!) looks fantastic. In this present entertainment era, where video games provide much of the imaginative spectacle fueling pop culture (including ...

The whole idea is that 800 years ago (give or take) Diesel — playing a character only known as Kaulder — killed off the Witch Queen (Julie Engelbrecht), who cursed him with eternal life.

'The Last Witch Hunter': EW reviewA great deal of The Last Witch Hunter ’s running time is devoted to Vin Diesel making that face. You know the one: Head cocked slightly to one side, eyes ...