The Last Warrior (Skif) Right from the off, Rustam Mosafir’s medieval action movie does things a little differently. I mean, starting with the villains of the film to snarling burly men punching each other’s faces off (yep), somehow, The Last Warrior balances the far-fetched with the entertaining just enough to make it watchable although well […]
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table If you are looking for a version of King Arthur’s life and times from his birth and death focusing particularly on the life events in between, I would reach for the works of Rosemary Sutcliff and her Legends of King Arthur trilogy. For me, it is
Poseidon Rex At this stage, we are all familiar with the expectations for these films characterized by low budgets and monster creatures. We look forward to the terrible CGI grand designs, a plethora of trite phrases in the scripts, bad acting, and total illogical scenarios. It is all part of their very popularity; the ‘it’s
Demon Squad In general, one can either make films that shoot, so to speak, real places and people or create entirely different universes. Take for example, the first option: it is quite easy to draw upon the setting of a crime drama or series which is based on known facts and tries to bend the
Throwback There is no shortage of films, TV series, and other media that suffer from the apocalypse theme. Each year, this genre seems to have oily saturations in the film industry and so many television companies and streaming platforms. While it’s easy to point out hits like 28 Days Later, Mad Max: Fury Road, or
The Huntress: Rune of the Dead Set in the 9th century, Runa Stefansdotter lives in Scandanavia in a forest with her mute grandfather Ragnvald played by Beck, mother Magnhild Idah, and sister Bothild Lyngbrant. Her absence will be her father Joar who is missing after going pillaging as a Viking for the family’s wealth and
2012: Doomsday 2012 Doomsday the title should explain everything. IMDB describes this video as: A Modern Christian Epic in the Tradition of The Omega Code and Left Behind presented by Faith Films. That is more than enough to make you realize this is one video that headed straight into the Bargain Basement Bin. As much
Sinister Squad To be honest, you know what you are going to get in any film made by Asylum which is paying tribute to any big scale Hollywood movie, After all it has become the norm for David Michael Latt and co. to churn out what have been lovingly referred to as “mock-busters” to accompany
King Of The Lost World This 2005 American produced film begins with an airplane crash in an isolated island that is cut into two by the impact making the Sterne of the airplane, which is still at the beach, unable to recollect the cockpit, lost somewhere in the jungle. The survivors of the plane, struggling
The Land That Time Forgot The Land that Time Forgot seems to be one of those films that entirely missed the target audience. I personally remember watching it with my dad who took me out to watch it in our local single screen as a 9 year old boy. Ever since then Doug McClure became
