Chris Gore reviews " Deathstalker", now in limited release. Have a drink with us for Hollywood On the Rocks, Wednesdays at ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Daniel Bernhardt and an anthropomorphic pig monster in 'Deathstalker' (Shout! Factory) If there’s one thing I love, it’s a film ...

“I’m excited to be kicking off a new era of Deathstalker,” Slash said in a statement. “From Tim Seeley, artist Jim Terry, writer-director-creature FX-wizard Steven Kostanski, and myself, our ...

Tim Seeley, best known for his work as the co-creator of horror comic 'Hack/Slash' and DC’s 'Grayson,' is writing the comic based on the 1983 flick, with Jim Terry handling art. By Borys Kit Senior ...

Deathstalker is a 1983 film based on the medieval age with a typically classic story of a princess in distress and a sword fighter trying to protect her at all costs. The sword fighter has to free the ...

I blame Keanu Reeves, obviously. Now Slash from Guns N' Roses has a new graphic novel coming soon on Kickstarter, Deathstalker, based on the original fantasy movie, and written with Tim Seeley, drawn ...

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Aug. 27 (UPI) --Shout! Studios, a Radial Entertainment Company, released the trailer for Deathstalker on Wednesday. The film opens Oct. 10 in theaters. Daniel Bernhardt plays the warrior named ...

Roger Corman’s cult film series Deathstalker is getting a big-screen reboot. Director Steven Kostanski, 39, has described his upcoming fantasy take on the fan-favourite franchise as “not your typical ...

Daniel Bernhardt first earned a name for himself with his role opposite Keanu Reeves in John Wick, but now he’s set to headline a new fantasy action thriller that just got an exciting new look.

The Deathstalker films are notable for their lack of continuity. Despite three of the movies being written by Howard Cohen, there is little suggestion that they detail the adventures of a single hero.