Legend of Hell

2012

Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

13
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 95%
IMDb Rating 2.7/10 10 413 413

Director

Olaf Ittenbach Photo
Olaf Ittenbach

Top cast

Martin Hentschel Photo
Martin Hentschel as Moses Gangster 3
Olaf Ittenbach Photo
Olaf Ittenbach as Selma's Brother
James Matthews-Pyecka Photo
James Matthews-Pyecka as Gabriel Moses
Daryl Jackson Photo
Daryl Jackson as Elias
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604.06 MB
1280*544
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 25 min
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1.24 GB
1920*816
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 25 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by BA_Harrison

Move over Uwe Boll, Ittenbach is here.

Unfortunately, the version of Legend of Hell that I saw was severely cut, devoid of all of its juicy gore, which is a bit like playing Metallica's Master of Puppets with the sound turned down really low—practically pointless. Not that I think that the inclusion of buckets of OTT violence would have improved matters all that much: Ittenbach used to be content with being the king of underground German splatter, where shoddy direction and poor acting were excusable just so long as people were graphically torn apart in creative ways, but now it seems that he wants to be the next Uwe Boll, his films more ambitious in terms of scope, boasting a larger cast and barely passable CGI, yet completely lacking in narrative cohesion, competent performances, and directorial acumen—and most importantly, no longer possessing that low-budget charm of his early work. In short, Legend of Hell is a total stinker.I won't go too much into the plot, because, quite frankly, I didn't have a clue as to what was going on from start to finish. Suffice to say that the film hops from time period to time period, and from place to place, with no semblance of logic, and introduces characters with little explanation as to who they are and what relevance they have to proceedings. There's a bad guy who wants to get his paws on an ancient scroll, an archaeologist who leans over so you can see down her top while she examines artefacts, a bald black dude who can't even roll down a sand dune convincingly, and a pair of random barbarians. The dialogue that these poor saps have to utter is trite fantasy waffle of the highest order. These guys randomly do battle with the evil denizens of the astral plane—dark breeds, head rippers, the greys, and the zombies that roam the City of the Dead—which is where the gore comes in. Unless you too are watching a heavily censored version.In the name of fairness, I'm going to hold back on rating Legend of Hell until I can find a fully uncut version, but I really can't see it being that much more of an enjoyable (or understandable) experience.
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Reviewed by africe 1 / 10

Stupid!!!!

After an annoying 4 1/2 minute opening credits I could only take about 4 minutes of the beginning. This film is not only boring it is STUPID!!!!! I felt as if I was killed over and over each minute I watched. Dump this one in the trash! Total crap!

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