Le Ravageur

Titre original : Hawk the Slayer

1980
PG
1h 30m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,3/10

4,2 k

MA NOTE

Jack Palance, Bernard Bresslaw, Ray Charleson, Warren Clarke, Catriona MacColl, Patricia Quinn, William Morgan Sheppard, and John Terry in Le Ravageur (1980)

Liretrailer2 min 24 s

1 vidéo

38 photos

Sword & Sorcery Adventure Fantasy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWith the aid of his companions, a man seeks to defeat his evil brother who has taken a nun hostage.With the aid of his companions, a man seeks to defeat his evil brother who has taken a nun hostage.With the aid of his companions, a man seeks to defeat his evil brother who has taken a nun hostage.

Director
- Terry Marcel
Writers
- Terry Marcel
- Harry Robertson
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,3/10

4,2 k

MA NOTE

Director
- Terry Marcel
Writers
- Terry Marcel
- Harry Robertson
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Jack Palance was injured in a fight scene when John Terry's sword punctured his body. Palance didn't stop, and completed the take. Afterward, director Terry Marcel went over to see if Palance was all right. Palance cast any concerns aside, and continued with the shoot.

Gaffes
When Hawk the Slayer receives the magic sword from his father, his eyes are looking straight ahead in the close-ups and not at the blade on the ground.

Citations
Crow, Elf: We have sat waiting like this many times before. Sometimes I tire... of the fighting and killing. At night, I can hear the call of my race. They wait for me. When I join them, we will be forgotten.

Connexions
Featured in Clapper Board: Hawk the Slayer (1981)

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Commentaire en vedette

8/10

Legendary

Some would say this film is one of the poorest ever made. They would be correct. However it is also one of the most amusing. Such classic moments as 'a bit falls off the set really obviously' and 'the baddies lair is a skanky old tent', and of course the cheesy sound effect/soundtrack make this a great movie, especially when drunk. To assist this, the Hawk the Slayer Unofficial Drinking Game is as follows: Drink when: Anyone says 'Hawk'; Anyone says 'Voltan'; Every time they show a picture for the backdrop instead of a real set; Every time they use the ridiculous electronic sound effect (first used at the start with the sword); Every time someone dies (can be limited to 3 drinks for a fight scene as its hard to keep count); Every time the crazy disco soundtrack starts up; Every time there are poor special effects; Every time there is a cheesy flashback Every time the top of the set is visible.

Enjoy!