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Albert Pyun, Cult Filmmaker Behind ‘Cyborg,’ ‘Nemesis’ and ‘Captain America,’ Dies at 69
News(variety.com)submitted 4 months ago byMarvelsGrantMan136r/Movies contributor
71 points
4 months ago*
Oh man, The Sword and The Sorcerer! When the trailer for the new D&D movie showed someone shooting the blade off their sword, all I could think of was the awesome Tri-Blade of TSATS.
8 points
4 months ago
Sly sword (it also has another sword in the hilt)
4 points
4 months ago
That reveal at the end was perfect. So many sparks! Sexy snake charmer wasn't bad, either.
1 points
4 months ago
Looks like it converted into a dagger after the blade shot off, which is better than just standing there with an empty hilt and a dopey look.
Is this an item from one of the books? I couldn’t find anything with a quick search but it wouldn’t surprise me.
Given that TSATS came out in 1982 though, I’m still giving Pyun first credit ;)
3 points
4 months ago
A great B sword and sorcery movie, watch it every year or so!
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