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A secret society, the Delta Knights, attempts to save a medieval society from the evil over-lady.A secret society, the Delta Knights, attempts to save a medieval society from the evil over-lady.A secret society, the Delta Knights, attempts to save a medieval society from the evil over-lady.
Brigid Brannagh
- Thena
- (as Brigid Conley Walsh)
Stephen Gregory Foster
- Fantle
- (as Steffen Gregory Foster)
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Did you know
- TriviaFeatured in the 10th season of Mystery Science Theater 3000.
- GoofsBaydool uses the word "blueprint." Printing with blue paper, hence the name blueprint, was not invented until the 19th century.
- Crazy creditsThe copyright notice at the end of the film's normal credits contains an interesting clause: The film is protected "...throughout the Universe."! The full paragraph is "All material is protected by copyright laws of the United States of America and all countries throughout the Universe."
- ConnectionsFeatured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Quest of the Delta Knights (1998)
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A delightful children's movie.
Having seen this film on Mystery Science Theater 3000, I was more than a little surprised to see this in the children's section of the local video rental place. The packaging definitely made it clear they were marketing this to children.
And I thought to myself, of course! We were looking at the film all wrong, through our jaded adult eyes. Why, this film is perfect for children, from the hilarious pee-throwing scene all the way to the whorehouse (setting new standards in fantasy films for how much breast can be exposed without actually showing a nipple).
It's educational too! Why, you'll learn that Archimedes lived contemporarily with the Romans, and he had a secret "stoolhouse" where he kept all the wondrous inventions of Atlantis. Or that Leonardo da Vinci was a cretinous lech who lifted all of his best ideas from the aforementioned Atlanteans. And that everyone in Europe spoke cheesy middle english and wore poofy hats (Europe's all pretty much the same, right?)
So next time Junior's running wild and you want him to settle down, plop him down in front of this film. It's better than a lobotomy for eradicating any remaining joie de vive! (or, indeed, a reason to live)
And I thought to myself, of course! We were looking at the film all wrong, through our jaded adult eyes. Why, this film is perfect for children, from the hilarious pee-throwing scene all the way to the whorehouse (setting new standards in fantasy films for how much breast can be exposed without actually showing a nipple).
It's educational too! Why, you'll learn that Archimedes lived contemporarily with the Romans, and he had a secret "stoolhouse" where he kept all the wondrous inventions of Atlantis. Or that Leonardo da Vinci was a cretinous lech who lifted all of his best ideas from the aforementioned Atlanteans. And that everyone in Europe spoke cheesy middle english and wore poofy hats (Europe's all pretty much the same, right?)
So next time Junior's running wild and you want him to settle down, plop him down in front of this film. It's better than a lobotomy for eradicating any remaining joie de vive! (or, indeed, a reason to live)
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- Goggler
- Jan 14, 1999
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- Lost Storehouse
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- Runtime1 hour 37 minutes
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