Two powerful female warriors must journey across a post-apocalyptic land to fight a ritual duel, and fulfill an ancient prophecy.Two powerful female warriors must journey across a post-apocalyptic land to fight a ritual duel, and fulfill an ancient prophecy.Two powerful female warriors must journey across a post-apocalyptic land to fight a ritual duel, and fulfill an ancient prophecy.
- Awards
- 1 win & 4 nominations
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- TriviaAsked about her nude and sex scenes, Cecily Fay said, "In the romantic scenes in 'Warrioress' it was slightly weird to start with, but as we got to know each other I felt comfortable with Christian. Also I am happy with my body so I am comfortable with some nudity, though I wouldn't necessarily do it on film where I don't own the footage! :-)" (in 'Warrioress" she was also the producer).
- GoofsBoudiccu chases Djhan on horseback, and they fight in the forest. When they wrestle all-in on the ground, Djhan gets out of an attempted leg-scissors to her neck by biting Boudiccu's lower leg. However, this is covered by a thick calf boot, shown in close-up.
- SoundtracksWarrioress
Written, arranged and produced by Cecily Fay
Vocals by Christian Howard and Cecily Fay
Guitar by Anthony Britton
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Cute Girls Fighting... Don't Mind the Details
You have to go into this with low expectations. It's not a great movie by any stretch of imagination. It's a low-budget B movie with an unoriginal story and pretentious dialogue. The acting looks bad mostly due to the fact that it's hard to pull off this kind of dialogue without looking silly.
While fighting in most B movies is usually ridiculous, it actually looks real and functional here. Sometimes you can see the actors are too obviously avoiding hurting one another, but for the most part, it looks good. The little warrioress Cecily Fay (143 cm) certainly knows how to move around and fight. And that's what this is all about. The whole movie is just an excuse to see Cecily fight, and fortunately there's quite a lot of that in the movie.
I won't get into the story, because there's really nothing new there. A warrioress, a quest, an ancient prophecy, blah, blah... It's all a bit silly and predictable.
If you want to watch a good movie, skip this one. But if you like fantasy, medieval-ish setting, and fighting with swords, and if you know what you can expect, it's not too bad.
While fighting in most B movies is usually ridiculous, it actually looks real and functional here. Sometimes you can see the actors are too obviously avoiding hurting one another, but for the most part, it looks good. The little warrioress Cecily Fay (143 cm) certainly knows how to move around and fight. And that's what this is all about. The whole movie is just an excuse to see Cecily fight, and fortunately there's quite a lot of that in the movie.
I won't get into the story, because there's really nothing new there. A warrioress, a quest, an ancient prophecy, blah, blah... It's all a bit silly and predictable.
If you want to watch a good movie, skip this one. But if you like fantasy, medieval-ish setting, and fighting with swords, and if you know what you can expect, it's not too bad.
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