Directed by: George A. Romero
Stars: Ed Harris, Gary Lahti, Tom Savini
Language: English + Commentary (2nd track) | Subtitles: English (embed)
Commentary by writer/director/co-editor George A. Romero, actor Tom Savini, actor John Amplas, actress Christine Romero, and film historian Chris Stavrakis
Country: Usa | Imdb Info | Ar: 1.85:1 | Brrip
Description: A medieval reenactment troupe find it increasingly difficult to keep their family-like group together, with pressure from local law enforcement, interest from entertainment agents and a growing sense of delusional from their leader.
Preview
4.66GB | 146:32mins | 1914×1040 | mkv
https://tezfiles.com/file/75ae37c793908/Knightriders.1981.mkv
====bluray extras====
The Genesis of a Legend” interview with actor Ed Harris
88MB | 13:08mins | 854×480 | mkv | English
https://tezfiles.com/file/e2cd562edb9c0/Kgt.The.Genesis.of.a.Legend.mkv
Medieval Maiden” interview with actress Patricia Tallman
121MB | 17:43mins | 854×480 | mkv | English
https://tezfiles.com/file/10b4502d217af/Kgt.Medieval.Maiden.mkv
A Date with Destiny” interview with actor Tom Savini
82MB | 12:03mins | 854×480 | mkv | English
https://tezfiles.com/file/7ae2564da6e92/Kgt.ADate.with.Destiny.mkv
Thanks RL. I wonder if you can find “Bound by Lies (2005),” and “Blowback (2000)?” Much appreciation.
Thanks for the upgrade with commentary.
Thanks for the upgrade. This is the most underrated and unexpected of all Romero films with the coolest Tom Savini performance yet. It’s a peak into a wonderful underwold… Camelot!
Ed Harris young (and old), wow!
upgraded
I did not expect this to happen, but I watched this the other day and it became one of the dearest films to my heart. I don’t think I’m going to watch it again, because there is no purpose and because I would feel a burning nostalgia the second time around. What is said is watching this one in 2022, in the future, when all of these people and their dreams have been shattered, their hopes were made impossible. A hope always keeps hoping, you might object. But, like a butterfly, it must have air to soar in. I don’t know… Where the role-players? Not counting Harry Potterites. Where are the Wiccans? Maybe some still exist, keep very low. Nothing like this, when, as the plot here shows, there was even a possibility for big-name publicity for such troupes, if they committed to making sacrifices. They did not have to eke it out on the distant fringes of society – they could have a grounds to themselves, some distance away from the center. This was a way of life, not just of death. And today? I don’t know. The surrounding society would be much more averse to them. These are not people who use smartphones, to be sure. Plain cellphones, yes, maybe, but that’s not enough to fit in any more. I watched “Unabomber” recently, not a bad movie, but the action is in the middle 90s – 15 and more years after 1981 here. And how far down the slope! And how distant even THOSE situations and struggles look from today! But maybe these people hold on. Maybe.
….the film follows punk manifesto “no future”, question is if today has any.
I’ll have some of whatever you are smoking