The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent

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@MilloTPue 10/06/2019 Not bad, but it does not offer stimulus to continue watching. See more 02/04/2016 Golden-haired, 50's-era women with short leather skirts posing as viking adventuresses build a drakkar and try to find their lost husbands. Directed by Roger CORMAN, this movie is entertaining, sometimes intentionally, sometimes unintentionally, but it succeeds on both accounts. See more 01/09/2016 Quite enjoyable despite being ridiculously campy. With a title like this, you can't help but wonder how the film would turn out. If you ignore the acting and the story, the production got its money worth. See more anthony w 02/03/2015 For a viking movie there really wasn't that much action in it. See more 04/30/2012 Campy low budget fare that comes as no surprise from Corman. This one lacks even the subtext that some of Corman's later pictures could contain. Only a couple of the buxom actresses show any subtlety or range when in more intimate scenes. All the actors and actresses, the blonds and the brunettes, are at turns bland or histrionic. Nothing makes you feel like you are really there in that barbaric world of fantasy. See more 03/11/2012 Incredibly long title, with a cheap looking sea serpent and a boring story. The characters aren't good and the film doesn't offer much. Not really much else to say. See more Read all reviews

The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent

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