Cerberus

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The theft of an ancient sword unleashes the fury of one of the most feared mythological creatures ever in Malevolent director John Terlesky's tale of ancient evil turned modern terror. Attila the Hun's legendary sword has been stolen by a rampaging band of marauding mercenaries, and now the powers of hell are about to be awakened. In ancient times, tales of Cerberus struck fear into the hearts of man. A three-headed dog with jaws of steel and a hunger for human flesh, Cerberus was an unstoppable force of hellish destruction. Now, with Attila the Hun's sword missing, the carnivorous canine has been resurrected and modern man must find a way to slay the monstrous beast before the forces of darkness plunge the world into chaos.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Television
Directed By:

John Terlesky
Written By:

David Mason
In Theaters:

Oct 23, 2005 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Feb 21, 2006
Runtime:

88 minutes
Studio:

CineTel Film

Cast

Emmanuelle Vaugier
as Dr. Samantha Gaines

Greg Evigan
as Marcus Cutter

Bogdan Uritescu

Sebastian Spence
as Jake Addams

Garret Sato

Garret T. Sato
as Kul Jae Sung

Brent Florence
as Zach Gaines

Michael Cory Davis
as Burke

KB Nau
as Knipstrom

Chuck Caudill Jr.
as Reinholdt

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Critic Reviews for Cerberus

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Fun junk is what it is, provided you don't take Cerberus even remotely seriously.

Mar 4, 2006 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…

Scott Weinberg
DVDTalk.com

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Audience Reviews for Cerberus

Aug 12, 2013

It's not too bad for a low budget film but the special effect is laughable. Not scary at all despite the poster being fantastic, the plot is simply ridiculous, who came up with the idea of Hungarian sword?

Sylvester K Super Reviewer
Aug 26, 2007

I tuned in to watch this on the Sci-Fi channel expecting the worse. I'm glad, or rather confused, to say I found it very much watchable and yes, even enjoyable. The plot doesn't matter, nor does much else. I was simply in the mood for this kind of cinematic fast food. The CGI Cerberus doesn't look great, in fact he looks pretty poor but is still somehow effective. Perhaps this is because he serves his purpose in eating people and he didn't look so bad that I was laughing. I got rather wrapped up in the whole plot despite the absurdity of it. I would gladly watch it again despite it's lack of quality.

Luke B Super Reviewer