Lady Death (2004) (V)

User Rating:

4.4/10   

Director:

Andy Orjuela

Writers:

Carl Macek (writer)
Brian Pulido (story)

Release Date:

5 October 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Animation | Horror

Plot:

Based on a comic book series. A woman burned at the stake in 15th century Sweden actually is Satan (Lucifer)'s daughter - and plots revenge against him. |

Plot Keywords:

Satan | Lucifer | Father Daughter Relationship | Breasts | Cleavage

Cast

Christine M. Auten	...	Lady Death / Hope (voice: English version) (as Christine Auten)
Mike Kleinhenz	...	Lucifer / Matthias (voice: English version)
Andy McAvin	...	Pagan (voice: English version)
Rob Mungle	...	Cremator (voice: English version)
Mike MacRae	...	Asmodeus, Large Torture Troll (voice: English version)
Chris Patton	...	Niccolo (voice: English version)
Dwight Clark	...	Father Orbec (voice: English version)
Maureen McCullough	...	Marion (voice: English version)
Ted Pfister	...	Elderly Man (voice: English version)
Marcy Rae	...	Elderly Woman (voice: English version)
Greg Ayres	...	Young Man, Additional Voices (voice: English version)
Jason Douglas	...	Matthais' Guards / Stable Demons / Additional Voices (voice: English version)
John Swasey	...	General Ahriman, Torture Guards, Sever / Demon Priest, Additional Voices (voice: English version)
James Faulkner	...	General Utuk Xul (voice: English version)
Laura Butcher	...	Lucifer's Concubines (voice: English version)

Runtime:

USA:80 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour

Certification:

Australia:M | UK:15

Company:

ADV Films

Trivia:

This movie took so long to produce that by the time it was released, Chaos Comics - the company that had given permission for this movie to be made - had gone out of business in the intervening time due to bankruptcy.

She-Ra, Princess of Power goes to Hell

There's really no way to beat around the bush in saying this, Lady Death: The Motion Picture just plain sucks. Aside from the fact that the main character is a well endowed blonde running around Hell in a leather bikini with occasional spurts of graphic violence, the movie seems to have been made with the mentality of a 1980's cartoon based on a line of action figures. The bad guy himself even talks like a Skeletor wannabe, has the obligatory inept henchman, and lives in a lair that looks to have been patterned after the domain of the villain from the old Saturday morning Blackstar cartoon. Just don't expect any humor other than the sometimes howlingly bad dialogue. At other times it feels like the kind of anime tale better suited to hentai, yet there is no sex, no tentacle rape (Thank goodness!) and very little sex appeal, this despite the physical appearance of the title character. There is simply no adult edge to this material, unless you count the half-naked heroine and bloody deaths. Essentially, what we have here is a feature length episode of She-Ra, Princess of Power, but with skimpier clothes and more gore.