Way Bad Stone

Great sword and sorcery film with an amazing soundtrack and lofi feel. The effects are fun and it has the energy of watching a friends LARP campaign, with slightly better effects. Put it on at a party and it was a huge hit.

Despite the budget and amateurish production it's a lot better than a lot of other in the genre. I'd watch it over Ator or Deathstalker any day

No budget D&D movie made by what feels like students from a pro wrestling training school. Even has a Gangrel vs Zandig fight

When this film was being made, I was just a kid, hanging out with my Uncle, who used to take me to D&D with him in New York. I never played it outside of maybe Eye of the Beholder for SNES, but I remember clear as day the way those D&D sessions used to go, and wow did this movie bring me right back to that. For all its low budget this movie really does feel like a D&D adventure, from the intentionally hammy dialog to the intentionally hammy acting. And the quest feels like a short game that might have been played. Every actor gives it everything and the energy really shows. This is a really fun movie! And the last 30 minutes goes all out gonzo in the action and gore department. It's hard to believe this was made on 2 grand. The only thing showing the budget is the SOV look. But even that isn't enough to hurt the movie. If anything it gives it a certain raw edge.

This release comes with a lot of fun stuff to digest, interviews, and even another movie! Well worth the investment. But honestly, get this release for the movie. This is truly a grade Z gem! One of the very best SOV films I have ever seen.

Impressive fantasy film with an entire extra sci-fi film by the director in the extras.