Lady Death (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 (as Andrew 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 | female whipping | incest | father daughter relationship | concubine | 

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Taglines:

Bad girls go to Hell... REALLY bad girls conquer it!

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Genres:

Animation | Action | Fantasy | Horror

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

5 October 2004 (USA)

Also Known As:

Ледi Смерть

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

This movie took so long to produce that by the time it was released, Chaos Comics - the company that had given permission for this movie to be made - had gone out of business in the intervening time due to bankruptcy.

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Connections

Referenced in Anime Abandon: Spawn (2014)

User Reviews

Saw it 3 years ago at sci fi festival in curzon theatre, Leicester Sq

And it falls squarely into the category of "awesomely bad" - ie a movie drunk students would rent to get a kick out of. I was at the sci fi movie festival and all I remember is a wave after wave of hysterical laughter as this movie premiered. Other critiques will better describe this movie's fecal nature, and I felt oh-so-bad at the poor guy from the production company who had turned up, obviously to gauge the audience's reaction. What he got was the sci fi equivalent of a drunken student audience, and after a "serious" anime movie, I think it was "sky blue", the audience was in a sombre mood, and then this movie opened and within seconds everyone in the room was rolling in the isles. I will bullet point the worst parts;

Script: The funniest, and worst part of this movie, it clunks along a linear and predictable road with the occasional ill-thought-out aside. Rubbish, but eminently laughable.

Animation: Poorly done, and put together, if you can put up with drab backgrounds and gradually skimpier costumes for the heroine (I know I can!), then watch out for the montage where she "trasforms" from a Swedish peasant girl into LADY DEATH!!!

Characters: So one-dimensional its painful, there is a brief backstory (with side-splitting lines of dialogue) and little light is shone on the actual motivation behind some of the main characters.

So, in a nutshell, if you've got a captive audience and a few beverages lying around (try and make sure they're alcoholic to ease the pain), then slip this movie into the DVD and get in a "mystery science theatre 3000" mindset. There is no other motivation to watch this movie other than to laugh at it, and its not meant to be a comedy. DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE ALONE. It could possible be even more boring to watch solo than "New World" with Colin Farrell as you won't be able to have a laugh at the ridiculousness with a friend or two.