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Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

Terrible. It's just terrible! God! It's... I'm sure it's not a movie. It's just... A big pile of crap. There are lots and lots and lots off better stuff out there. Please don't waste your time with this thing. It is the worst acting, worst directing, worst editing, worst of all cinematic etc. Oh Christ! What was that camera shaking constantly?! Are they try to cover all that scum going on in the screen? God!! I can't even say it's just amateur, 'cause there are a lot of good stuff in amateur movies, and this thing is just plain crap. Awful, awful crap...

While this movie has some very glaring flaws it does have it's positives.I really enjoyed the fight scenes (especially the ones involving the wrestlers). The scenery was wonderful. And the effects and costuming were very good for a film that without a doubt had a very limited budget.I also liked how the director used animation to deal with exposition.Overall, the movie fell victim to the sworn enemy of all young directors, the budget. Stefano Milla did what he could do with the resources he had and for that he should be commended.

Top marks to the location scout for finding such a superb collection of eye catching locations for this film shot in Italy. The local tourist board will be very pleased with the publicity. A large, majestic castle combined with sweeping mountainous landscapes, caverns, waterfalls and dungeons are effectively utilised in this fantasy adventure involving a concoction of weapon fighting warriors, sorcery, witches and demons. There have been a torrent of films based on similar ingredients in recent years and credit must be given to the writers for coming up with an interesting and new story line.I would question the use of the word Gladiators in the film title which implies Roman gladiators taking part in arena combat. Usually, this provides the grounds for an anticipated epic. It should be pointed out that the story in this instance is set in a period later than that inhabited by Roman Gladiators and the combat setting is not that of a vast arena but a large Castle courtyard with a small spectator area surrounding it. Nevertheless, the combat sequences are well conducted in slow-mo style which effectively emphasises the sheer brutality of such occasions and quite frankly are better filmed than some of the ones that I have seen in much grander epics.Apart from Suzi Lorraine, who is deservedly building up a very respected reputation within the horror genre, nearly all the cast names are new to me. The only other name that I recognised was that of Annie Social who is best known for her involvement in the wrestling scene. Annie plays a lead role as one of the fighters. Apparently, some of the other participants are also moonlighting from the wrestling world. They certainly enter into the spirit of the action with an abundance of enthusiasm and gusto and will probably be lined up to audition for the next remake of a Conan the Barbarian film. Suzie intelligently plays the part of a young lady with two names and a split personality. She certainly displays her versatility in this role by making a seamless transformation from being a pleasant, demure young lady to that of a wicked, but still beautiful, demon who relishes the vicious bloody battles of the fighters and develops a thirst for blood herself.

B movies must surely now have a new "best of the worst ever" because this HAS to have been made as a dare. I beg for an explanation of how this got past censorship as being too cruel to an audience. Truly, movies are not these guys' strong suit. For those now curious to see this still, I feel like a guy waving his hands at oncoming traffic, warning them of the horrendous wreck just around the next bend. Slow down ! Don't go there ! You'll end up part of the pile-up ! If these people truly got financed to the tune of $3 mil to make this, then all I can visualize is a bunch of guys laughing as they skip the country with the cash. Oh, wait, they're in Italy... Do we have an extradition treaty with them ?