One of the things I've always wanted to do with SciFiHistory.Net -- but have yet to truly find the time required -- is to create a specific page within the site wherein I can post content (reviews, articles, interviews, screencaps, etc.) involving titles that I've chosen to spend a bit more time with. Granted, this certainly wouldn't involve all films in the vast Science Fiction and Fantasy library, but just a few of those extra special titles -- the ones fans over the years have truly rewarded with their time, sweat, effort, and money. When I find myself with some free time, then I do make an attempt ... but as I said this would be more time than a single person in a single lifetime might have to invest.
So ...
As I've mentioned elsewhere on the site, I recently purchased the Shout Factory 4K release of Albert Pyun's The Sword And The Sorcerer (1982); and I spent a bit of time with it over the past few days pulled some screen images from this version. As you can imagine, it's very hard to get anything of value from action sequences (the quick movements practically prohibit anything worth of posting), so fans familiar with the film will notice only a smattering of snips from the intense battle moments. Also, there are only a few pics from several long passages Pyun and company filmed in a relatively dark castle interiors (the dungeons, the nighttime hallways and corridors, etc.). I've reviewed these pics at some length and chosen to share only those I think are the very best. So forgive my jaundiced old eyes if you don't like them!
Folks interested in checking out the assortment of images pulled from the transfer can find them right here.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
-- EZ
So ...
As I've mentioned elsewhere on the site, I recently purchased the Shout Factory 4K release of Albert Pyun's The Sword And The Sorcerer (1982); and I spent a bit of time with it over the past few days pulled some screen images from this version. As you can imagine, it's very hard to get anything of value from action sequences (the quick movements practically prohibit anything worth of posting), so fans familiar with the film will notice only a smattering of snips from the intense battle moments. Also, there are only a few pics from several long passages Pyun and company filmed in a relatively dark castle interiors (the dungeons, the nighttime hallways and corridors, etc.). I've reviewed these pics at some length and chosen to share only those I think are the very best. So forgive my jaundiced old eyes if you don't like them!
Folks interested in checking out the assortment of images pulled from the transfer can find them right here.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
-- EZ
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