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Devil's Knight
USA 2024
produced by
Michael Mahal, Sonny Mahal for Mahal Empire, Stag Mountain Films, Wicked Monkey Pictures, Collywood Studios
directed by Adam Werth
starring Eric Roberts, Angie Everhart, Daniel Baldwin, John Wells, Robert Standley, Denny Nolan, Sarah Nicklin, Darryl Goldberg, Frederick George Stuhrberg, Kim Kelly, William Delesk, Jackson Everest, Kevin Hager, Mistress Harley, Charles Solomon jr, Janet Wang, Elizabeth Noelle Japhet, Chris Todd Durbin, Lance Caver, Kyosuke Mukai, Johnathon de Havilland, Warren Dean Fulton, David J. Paul, Michael Beran, Danica Redin, Andrew S Cortez, Joshua Peri, Bishop Stevens, Natasha Janina Valdez, Zera Lynd, Paul Gunn, Tony DeGuide, Michelle Hill, Alexander Hauck, Greg Tally, Ben Stobber, Victoria Kelemen, Amanda Woods, Angeline Renee Cook, Wesley Cannon, Jeff A. Cooper, Hans Hernke, Shelly Cassin, Ron McAdams, Isabelle Urganci, Frank Joseph Pulciani, Scott Cassin, Eduardo Deschamps, Nyk Fry, Steve Pacheco, Lisa Hinds, Darren Barcomb, Kyle Cavaliere, Anson Days, David Levy, Jeff Webb, Elley Ringo, Robert Hoffman, Dave Shecter, Amber Oliver, Nick Ford, Michael Bollinger, Victor V Gelsomino, Jody Nolan, King Jeff,. Holland Stull, Eduardo Pedro De Leon, Kasey Brown, Alan Bohms, Dane Bingenheimer, Robert Anderson, Earl Gray, Julie Grace, Jared Stull, Tamara Rhoads, Cicley Alexander, Kyrillos Saber, Dennis E. Jusino, Julio Rodriguez, Katrina Dibala, Nichole Stull, Bryan Jennings, Gorio, Brian Bell, Rudy Ledbetter, Zach Muhs, Niko El Santo Zavero, Jeffrey Bele, Wayne D Burdette jr, Beau D. Boykin, Andy J. Davis, Ryan Smith, Charles Mattingly, Matthew L. Vazquez, Mark H. Phillips, Gino DiNapoli, Naomi J. Kelly, Hayley Tolley, Eric C. Wilkerson, Abraham Guzman, Zach Henson, Aaron Baldy, Wanda Jennings
written by Adam Werth], Victor V Gelsomino], music by [Tyler David Gilbert], special effects supervisor: [Tom Devlin], stunt coordination: [Terence J. Rot, Victor V Gelsomino, music by Tyler David Gilbert, special effects supervisor: Tom Devlin, stunt coordination: Terence J. Rotolo
review by
Mike Haberfelner
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Somewhere in fantasy land, the Middle Ages: Of late, the realm of King
Samuel (Kevin Hager) has become the hunting grounds of a monster known as
the Bone Devil (Ben Stobber), and not wanting to waste any of his men,
least of all his hot-headed tom-boyish daughter Sabine (Sarah Nicklin), a
master swordswoman, in a fight with the creature, the king hires Brennus
(Robert Standley) and his monsterhunters for hire, the Lost Blades. And
the Lost Blades sure finish the job to everyone's satisfaction, even if
they lose a couple of their rank. However, sometimes a peace isn't as
easily won as a war, as there's treachery aplenty on Samuel's court, most
of it stemming from Monsignor Mustela (Greg Tally), who wants to usurp the
throne and to this end encourages Princess Sabine to challenge Brennus's
daughter (Kim Kelly) to a duel that leads to the princess's death and the
Lost Blades' incarceration. Also, Mustela keeps a mninotaur (Bishop
Stevens) in the dungeon for the creature's poisonous blood - but of
course, the creature eventually escapes to wreak havoc. And then, too, the
mother of the slain Bone Devil shows up for revenge ... Angie Everhart
plays a duchess on the King's court, Eric Robert makes a short but amusing
appearance as Lord Sussex. So ok, if you're looking for
historical accuracy here or for profound myths, you're at a loss here, as
this is more of a hodgepodge of fantasy and fairy tale mainstays set in a
past that never was, with an eye firmly on action and adventure - and it's
really well at what it does, as the film moves at a brisk pace that almost
never lets up, every Dollar of the film's comparatively low budget is also
on screen, the action's competently staged, and there's plenty of
spectacle. And the non-CGI monsters actually look pretty impressive and
add a very palpable quality to the film not too often seen in the fantasy
genre anymore these days. So maybe not a masterpiece in the traditional
sense of the word, but good genre entertainment for sure.
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Robots and rats,
demons and potholes,
cuddly toys and
shopping mall Santas,
love and death and everything in between,
Tales to Chill
Your Bones to
is all of that.
Tales to Chill
Your Bones to -
a collection of short stories and mini-plays
ranging from the horrific to the darkly humourous,
from the post-apocalyptic
to the weirdly romantic,
tales that will give you a chill and maybe a chuckle,
all thought up by
the twisted mind of
screenwriter and film reviewer
Michael Haberfelner.
Tales to Chill
Your Bones to
the new anthology by
Michael Haberfelner
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