Ragewar

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Movie Info

Geeky computer whiz Paul (Jeffrey Byron) is not happy to discover that his long-suffering girlfriend, Gwen (Leslie Wing), has been abducted by villainous sorcerer Mestema (Richard Moll). Mestema promises to release Gwen if Paul can complete seven different challenges in seven different realms. Paul consents, and Mestema equips him with a computerized wristband capable of firing lasers and transports him to face the perils he must survive if he ever wants to see Gwen again.

Rating:

PG-13
Genre:

sci fi
Original Language:

English
Director:

Rosemarie Turko, John Carl Buechler, Charles Band, David Allen, Steve Ford, Peter Manoogian, Ted Nicolaou
Producer:

Charles Band
Release Date (Streaming):

Oct 29, 2013
Runtime:

1h 13m

Cast & Crew

Jeffrey Byron
Paul Bradford

Richard Moll
Mestema

Leslie Wing-Pomeroy
Gwen Rogers

Blackie Lawless
W.A.S.P. Singer, bassist

Danny Dick
Slasher

R.J. Miller
Mr. Cahane

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Critic Reviews for The Dungeonmaster

All Critics (2) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (1)

Given the title, it's not surprising that the movie feels like a re-hash of several teenage roleplaying sessions rolled into one, but the special effects really hold up.

December 15, 2015 | Full Review…

Austin Trunick
Under the Radar
Has a ton of good ideas, but delivers on none of them.

September 27, 2013 | Full Review…

Felix Vasquez Jr.
Cinema Crazed

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Audience Reviews for The Dungeonmaster

Dec 22, 2013

A demon sucks a computer expert into a dream world where he puts him through a series of tests, each directed by a different B-movie hack in a different style, including a MAD MAX ripoff, a detective story, and a W.A.S.P. music video (!). With a gratuitous nude dream sequence, cheesy paint-on-the-film special effects, and lines like "I reject your reality and substitute my own!," this guilty pleasure is the apotheosis of nerd camp.

Greg S Super Reviewer
Nov 14, 2010

The story makes no sense, it's all over the place, and the ending is stupid. I hated this movie.

Aj V Super Reviewer
Jul 10, 2007

We Dungeons and Dragons crazed players just ran to see this greatly-promoted flick in the mid-80's. It was a cheap carnival ride of a movie, with a geeky scientist and his hi-tech digital watch - having to become a hero to rescue his sexy new girlfriend from a demonic wizard who calls himself "The Dungeonmaster". The hero dude must complete several tasks laid out by the Dungeonmaster to win his girl back. Each task takes him to different places and times, and were done by different directors. One challenge had the hero taking out a stone giant, with great stop-motion animation, which lasted only a few minutes. Too much time is spent with the challenge involving the hero stopping serial killer in a present-day city setting. There's a post-apocalyptic Road Warrior homage. There was a good challenge in a wax museum of horrors, and all the figures coming alive. The dialogue between the hero and the Dungeonmaster is hilarious and badly written. It was a cheesy movie on a shoestring budget. Vehicles, actors and music was re-used from the "Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn" flick.

Lafe F Super Reviewer