The DEATHSTALKER, a former knight, is haunted by bad luck. He subconsciously plunders a powerful amulet and can't get rid of it anymore. Instead, a menacing Necromancer is suddenly hot on his heels and sends a series of minions to remove his amulet and body parts. But he also finds support and, together with a more or less combat-tested gang, he faces all dangers.
Be honest: Who hasn't waited for it? In 80s B-Fantasy, no head stays on the trunk and usually no eye stays dry. This is also the case with DEATHSTALKER. Even the original with all the glorious sequels and the legendary soundtrack from DEATHSTALKER 2 (1987) has been etched into our brain cortex. Hopefully, the new edition will do the same. Brilliant handmade gore effects, blood fountains and monstrous creatures that occasionally could even have been involved in the Power Rangers series (statement unconfirmed). If this is not yet convincing, you will also get the voice of Patton Oswald as Doodad. Mic drop.