Lady Death (Video 2004)

Based on a comic book series. A woman burned at the stake in 15th century Sweden actually is Satan (Lucifer)'s daughter - and plots revenge against him.

Director:

Andy Orjuela

Writers:

Carl Macek, Brian Pulido (story)

Stars:

Christine M. Auten, Mike Kleinhenz, Andy McAvin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Christine M. Auten	...	Lady Death / Hope (voice) (as Christine Auten)
Mike Kleinhenz	...	Lucifer / Matthias (voice)
Andy McAvin	...	Pagan (voice)
Rob Mungle	...	Cremator (voice)
Mike MacRae	...	Asmodeus, Large Torture Troll (voice)
Chris Patton	...	Niccolo (voice)
Dwight Clark	...	Father Orbec (voice)
Maureen McCullough	...	Marion (voice)
Ted Pfister	...	Elderly Man (voice)
Marcy Rae	...	Elderly Woman (voice)
Greg Ayres	...	Young Man, Additional Voices (voice)
Jason Douglas	...	Matthais' Guards / Stable Demons / Additional Voices (voice)
John Swasey	...	General Ahriman, Torture Guards, Sever / Demon Priest, Additional Voices (voice)
James Faulkner	...	General Utuk Xul (voice)
Laura Butcher	...	Lucifer's Concubines (voice)

Storyline

Based on a comic book series. A woman burned at the stake in 15th century Sweden actually is Satan (Lucifer)'s daughter - and plots revenge against him.

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Plot Keywords:

lucifer | based on comic | busty heroine | the devil | breasts | 

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Genres:

Action | Animation | Horror

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

5 October 2004 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

ADV Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

80 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

When Brian Pulido was ask to do a screenplay for this movie, he was told that if he could change what was done for "The Reckoning" comic story, what would he of change to make the origin different. The story of this movie is the result of that suggestion.

User Reviews

The animation blows

I enjoyed the "Lady Death" comic series. I enjoy anime. Let me rephrase that. I enjoy well done anime. This isn't well done. The script follows the comic series closely, the voice acting is competent, but the animation is every bit as wretched as an episode of Pokemon, and that can't be considered a compliment no matter how you twist it. With better animation, a whole series of direct-to-video films could have been launched. Now I pray that doesn't happen. Films like this have one shot to make it, so one would think that the producers would spend the money to make them beautiful. If they did that, then they could even slack off a bit on the animation quality of subsequent entries into the series. Instead, this one started with crap and has nowhere to go but downhill. I won't deny that some of the backgrounds are gorgeous, but animated film focuses on that which is animated... characters moving about. It is there that "Lady Death:TMP" fails dismally.