Viking Quest (2015)

Erick, a young Viking warrior, joins forces with a rival clan in order to rescue a kidnapped princess from the great Midgard Serpent. It's a perilous task with a risk far greater than ... See full summary »

Director:

Todor Chapkanov

Writer:

Jason Bourque (as Daniel Winters)

Stars:

Harry Lister Smith, Jenny Boyd, Oliver Walker

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Harry Lister Smith	...	Erick the blessed
Jenny Boyd	...	Tasya
Oliver Walker	...	Wolven
Anya Taylor-Joy	...	Mani
Nate Fallows	...	Hild
Valentin Ganev	...	Druid
Veselin Mezekliev	...	Greylock
Ben Cross	...	King Orn
Kamen Kostov	...	King Sigvat
Musa Isufi	...	King Chronos
Ivan Kostadinov	...	Stomper
Anton Trendafilov	...	Lars
Rossen Pentchev	...	Volsung Prisoner
Iliya Vielinov	...	Volsung Warrior
Goran Gunchev	...	Skull Cleaver (as Goran Ganchev)

Storyline

Erick, a young Viking warrior, joins forces with a rival clan in order to rescue a kidnapped princess from the great Midgard Serpent. It's a perilous task with a risk far greater than merely their own lives; by rescuing the princess, they might cause Ragnarök - the end of the world.

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Plot Keywords:

viking | sword and sorcery | 

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Taglines:

The Battle Awaits

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Fantasy

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

Canada Bulgaria USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 May 2015 (Hungary)

Also Known As:

Viking Quest

Filming Locations:

Sofia, Bulgaria

Company Credits

Production Co:

Odyssey Media, The Sci-Fi Channel

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Viking Quest is also a TV show in the series Entourage. Vincent Chase's brother, Johnny, is the male lead in the show.

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Goofs

After being shipwrecked in the dead of winter, the remaining Vikings seem as dry as a bone. Not a shiver, not a sniffle, not an attempt to get dry. Their clothes should have been as stiff as boards. Absolutely ludicrous but in keeping with an appalling production overall.

User Reviews

A for effort though

It's good to see when movies are trying. Even when you feel they are failing at least there was effort. And there's a lot of effort here. If that makes it into your review or vote is a completely different matter of course. As you can see, I tried to stay objective about it, even though I commend the filmmakers for trying and going places with the story they're trying to tell.

Having said that, it still won't be a satisfying view for most people. It's not so much the actors or the costumes, but the overall feeling that the scope might have gotten out of hand in perspective to the realities of what actually was available. Not a party movie, but something for indie fans all over the world