Warrioress

2013

Action / Adventure / Fantasy

10
IMDb Rating 3.2/10 10 342 342

Plot summary

Two powerful female warriors must journey across a post-apocalyptic land to fight a ritual duel, and fulfill an ancient prophecy.

Director

Ross Boyask Photo
Ross Boyask

Top cast

Zara Phythian Photo
Zara Phythian as Falonex Assassin 1
Keith Eyles Photo
Keith Eyles as Gravin
Aidan Cook Photo
Aidan Cook as Cameron
Cecily Fay Photo
Cecily Fay as Boudiccu
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751.03 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
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25.000 fps
1 hr 32 min
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1.44 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
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25.000 fps
1 hr 32 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Fustercluck 3 / 10

Badass Women, Budget Swords, and a Prophecy Plot

In Warrioress, two warrior women in skimpy outfits chase after a McGuffin, sorry, super important twin swords, and take turns dishing out beatdowns to fulfill a prophecy.Right off the bat, there's an arena fight of "the best of their generation", though judging by these clowns, that generation must've been a total bust. And the "arena" is just a glorified 15-foot-wide circle with maybe 10 spectators sitting on tree trunks. Yeah, it all looks pretty pathetic.Warrior Boudiccu defeats significantly bigger, bulkier dudes and gets chosen to wield the twin swords, which were definitely ordered off Wish. As the "Chosen One," she's supposed to embark on a quest and compete in more dumb arena fights - except she immediately loses the rusty katanas along the way. Yikes.The other warrior, White Arrow, also hits the road and kicks major ass along the way. The women in this film go all out in the fight scenes. The punches and kicks look skilled and powerful, with acrobatic flips and all the bells and whistles. The men? Just cannon fodder.What else do we get? Wehrmacht gear, random musical numbers, assassins, wannabe ninjas, and one guy seriously waving around a Bat'leth. A nice piece of fantasy post-apocalyptic trash to cleanse your brain in between.
Reviewed by rossboyask-1 6 / 10

Action-Packed Fantasy Martial Arts Romp

Cecily Fay leads a cast of hugely talented UK martial arts performers on a Roger Corman-esque low-budget fantasy adventure shot on the gorgeous island of Guernsey. The fight scenes are exciting, fast-paced and plentiful. Cecily also provides the compelling score to the film.
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