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| Empire Pictures | Release Date: February 1, 1985 |
Starring:
Bill Bestolarides, Daniel Dion, Don Moss, Ed Dorini, Gina Calabrese, Jeffrey Byron, Leslie Wing, R.J. Miller, Richard Moll, Scott Campbell
Summary:
A demonic wizard challenges a modern-day computer programmer to a battle of technology vs. sorcery, with the programmer's girlfriend as the prize.
Director:
Charles Band and David Allen and John Carl Buechler and Michael Karp and Peter Manoogian and Rosemarie Turko and Steve Stafford and Ted Nicolaou
Genre(s):
Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror
Runtime:
73 min
Get cracking, filmmakers. It'll take a lot of doing to beat this creep-show for worst picture of the year. It's about a computer programmer who beats the devil in a series of spooky challenges. No fewer than seven directors worked on it, and it doesn't make any sense at all. [23 May 1985, p.25]
The Dungeonmaster is a low-budget fantasy from 1984 on which no less than seven directors labored, and in vain. Each of the seven took one "sequence" in a series of ill-explained jousts between a computer wizard and a caped character called Mestema, who turns out to be Satan himself. Each of the "sequences" is uniformly shoddy looking. [14 Aug 1985, p.D5]
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