Hawk the Slayer Minis?

[uti long smile]

Incoming...

[Chief Lackey Rich]

For the (surprising) number of people who somehow missed this cult schlock classic, let me add my recommendation to fix that.  It's one of the best bad fantasy movies out there, and Jack Palance is really at his scenery-chewing finest here.  Makes Jeremy Irons in teh D&D movie look restrained by comparison.  There appears to be a pretty good upload of the film on youtube if you've got an hour and a half to spare:



Sobriety is option for viewing, of course.

[Earther]

Incoming...

 
Happy dance!

[Bloggard]

well I did it ... I clicked on the 'play' button.

which now explains my chum's cryptic comment about the Abbess when I emailed him a link to this thread the other night.

Annette Crosbie - he used to exchange pleasantries with her, mutt-exercising in the environs of Merton Park ...

[thebinmann]

"He wastes his time, and mine"

"My arrow hit first"



It's a classic!

And speaking of classics I stumbled on Krull last week!

[thebinmann]

High points:

The Forest Road
The Slavers' Death
The fish eating
The gem joining with the sword

Low points:

The Forest Road
The Slavers' Death
The fish eating

The gem joining with the sword
All the slow mo'

The very best
The repeating crossbow

The very very best parts
The sound effects

I have the DVD, waiting for the BluRay....

[Chief Lackey Rich]

I have the DVD, waiting for the BluRay....

I hope you're not holding your breath on that one. 

Much as I love the film, I'm not sure I actually want to see it more clearly.

[Mr. White]

I also own this on DVD. One of the few movies I've bought.  I still love it and watch it all the time. It's perfect to have on in the background while painting. So many choice quotes...