Kull the Conqueror

The film's quality, in terms of performance, script, special effects or whatsoever is open to discussion. I did like it though. I wish there were more movies in this genre. They rarely make these sort of movies, so when I see one I try to take as much fun as I can, and try to ignore some "not so good" parts. If you are into this genre, and can do this, you'll enjoy it. The strongest part of this movie is, its music in my opinion. The music is by Joel Goldsmith (son of legendary Jerry Goldsmith, who is probably most familiar to us with Star Trek's music) and the work he presents is the work of an absolute genius. The music filled with thrilling male choir parts, heavy and screaming guitars and wonderful string arrangements add a real dimension and believability to the movie. Often such experimentations of heavy metal and classical music fail, and it takes a serious dedicated effort to make it sound natural and not forced. I enjoyed every bit of the score and recommend anyone to watch this movie and experience it for themselves.