PM-Knight wrote:10.) Hawk the Slayer
Keir wrote:I love this movie, but really it is pretty bad and doesn't belong on a best of list. More of a guilty pleasure I guess. I remember looking forever for a copy of this movie (this was before eBay) and now it holds an esteemed place in my meager video collection.Maybe I will try to come up with my own top 15 list (not right now - must go to bed!)
IttyBitty wrote:This movie (as I yet to own a copy - it is on my list) has a place in my early D&D days.The gamemaster had a Heartbow in her campaign that I guess was similar to the one that Hawk had (if I am getting my movie correct).Plus, doesn't it have Jack Palance in it (playing the bad guy)?
MShipley88 wrote:I thought that the Heartbow was from a TV pilot called "Fugitive From the Empire." It was a movie-length show meant to kick off a series, but it never got off the ground because the network was unable to find a slot to sell it in.
IttyBitty wrote:Plus, doesn't it have Jack Palance in it (playing the bad guy)?
Kamelion wrote:I thought that The Chronicles of Riddick had D&D written all over it (necromongers, elementals, clerics etc etc). Moreso than Pitch Black. Not surprising, really, given Mr Diesel's love of the dice...
In the boxed set for these two they also did a 38 minute movie to bridge between them.
lacedaemon wrote:Just look at the weapons in some of the D&D books though. I think brotherhood of the wolf hits pretty close to the mark.