Featured Audience Ratings

• Phil H

  
  Classic British fantasy film with a classic cast line up of future stars. The plot is very basic and very cliched, you can guess whats gonna happen a mile off but its just so damn cool you gotta forgive all that. The baddies are like Cybermen in black and the huge evil monster in the… More
  Classic British fantasy film with a classic cast line up of future stars. The plot is very basic and very cliched, you can guess whats gonna happen a mile off but its just so damn cool you gotta forgive all that. The baddies are like Cybermen in black and the huge evil monster in the dark castle is quite scary hehe scared me when I was a kid haha. The whole Krull world is really well done and pretty expansive, even though it is dated now it still looks really nice, the costumes aren't too bad and the action is quite strong and works well. Its hard to explain but Krull is just one of those films that works yet you dont know quite why :)

• Tim S

  
  Cheesy but appealing. I enjoyed it, but I can't say it's the best thing I've ever seen. lol

• James A

  
  When I was younger I loved this movie. damn you nostalgia!

• Daniel H

  
  A quintessential 1980's fantasy film. The film quite simply contains every important epic storybook fantasy trope, and blends it into a charmingly campy under-the-radar film. What the film lacks in execution, it more than makes up for in ambition and storytelling. A wonderful… More
  A quintessential 1980's fantasy film. The film quite simply contains every important epic storybook fantasy trope, and blends it into a charmingly campy under-the-radar film. What the film lacks in execution, it more than makes up for in ambition and storytelling. A wonderful introduction to the genre of Adventure Fantasy beyond "The Neverending Story", or the genre's comedic spoof, "The Princess Bride"

• Greg S

  
  With the aid of a band of characters including a crusty apprentice sorcerer and a cyclops, a young prince must recover a mysterious weapon (the "glaive") to rescue his stolen bride from the Black Fortress. Blatant "Star Wars" ripoff, but decent nostalgia/kiddie… More
  With the aid of a band of characters including a crusty apprentice sorcerer and a cyclops, a young prince must recover a mysterious weapon (the "glaive") to rescue his stolen bride from the Black Fortress. Blatant "Star Wars" ripoff, but decent nostalgia/kiddie entertainment. Watch for the white spider.

• Lafe F

  
  Weird fantasy film. The characters, baddies and weapons are strange. It's very poetic. There's a dreamy hazy look throughout. The concept of a castle which disappears and relocates every day is a good one. The perils of a bog, thieves, a giant spider, spiked walls and… More
  Weird fantasy film. The characters, baddies and weapons are strange. It's very poetic. There's a dreamy hazy look throughout. The concept of a castle which disappears and relocates every day is a good one. The perils of a bog, thieves, a giant spider, spiked walls and cyclopes are quite imaginative. The guards which shot laser beams broke the fantasy mold. The European cast and crew flavoured the production. It doesn't get full ratings, because the weirdness sometimes interferred with the awesomeness.

• A.D. V

  
  Loved it when I was a kid. Now? Not so much. Painfully dated FX and corny dialogue make it hard to watch anymore. The Glave is still cool as hell though.

• Dean !

  
  Before Lord of the Rings this was the closest you got to a fantasy/action epic. Had good SFX for the time of filming '83! Featuring a young Robbie Coltrane and Liam Neeson.

• Jason S

  
  A fun fantasy movie.

• Dean M

  
  Cool sci-fi, fantasy and sword and sorcery film of the 1980's.

• Curtis L

  
  Great old skool fantasy film. Cyclopses, and wizards, oh my!

• xGary X

  
  It just goes to show just how half-arsed the entire swords and sorcery genre is when THIS is one of it's best examples. Freddie Jones makes the best of what he's got to work with, and there are some memorable scenes, but the showdown with the beast is unbelievably corny.… More
  It just goes to show just how half-arsed the entire swords and sorcery genre is when THIS is one of it's best examples. Freddie Jones makes the best of what he's got to work with, and there are some memorable scenes, but the showdown with the beast is unbelievably corny. Curiously likeable, despite the obvious technical shortcomings and it does have a great score.

• Burger S

  
  I enjoy this movie, but that may be just because of fond chilhood memories.

• Max G

  
  Early 80's cheesefest with plenty of ideas ripped off from Raiders of the Lost Ark, ET, and notably Star Wars. Pretty dumb idea to throw half-retarded Storm Trooper look-alikes with laser-firing swords in the mix of vague storytelling of a rescue fantasy. I also wonder what drew… More
  Early 80's cheesefest with plenty of ideas ripped off from Raiders of the Lost Ark, ET, and notably Star Wars. Pretty dumb idea to throw half-retarded Storm Trooper look-alikes with laser-firing swords in the mix of vague storytelling of a rescue fantasy. I also wonder what drew Liam Neeson and Robbie Coltrane to star in this mess as their early roles.

• Marcus W

  
  It wasn't till the end that I realised it wasn't a spoof. I'd been laughing since the start.

• Marion R

  
  There is something pretty cool about this. Although I have no idea what it is. It's kinda lame at times, but overall was a fun film. It's a fun fantasy film that is watchable, there not too many of those out there.

• Barry L

  
  What a film...........

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