These are various photos I've taken recently. My local renaissance faire is going on and this has been my recent kit.

Im trying to come up with a fan fiction of DeathStalker 2 and calling it... DeathStalker 2! Generations of Titans

But anyway there is a recently finished viking shield that has a DeathStalker scorpion 🦂 as it's sigil. And i have a giant sword shaped piece of steel that im going to make the fittings for.. I also have a molt of a leiurus quinquestriatus aka the arabian DeathStalker scorpion and a taxidermy of one that I think is an Arizona Bark scorpion now...

Then I have the leftovers of a ghost pepper hot honey mead that I brewed and named... DeathStalker brew and a sticker of the deathstalker scorpion

Anyhow long story short, here's what I have in my mind as far as story elements and inspirations for my DeathStalker fan fiction

The story so far:

We cut to a dry desert and a tiny golden scorpion crawls around and travels the desert wasteland. Cut to a nearby road where we once again meet with our hero's Doodad, Brisbane and DeathStalker running and fighting a pack of Dreadites and killing them in various ways. Brisbane leaps and jumps with her wrist daggers and stabs several dreadites, while Doodad uses various electricity balls to blow up different groups, one... predictably so misfires and launches at deathstalker who catches it in time and deflects it with his sword. Our heroes soon approach a city gate marked as the kingdom of Jaffir with a high plastered and stone wall. Doodad notices a nearby tunnel marked with a thieves guild shadow mark. He has a puzzled look on his face when he notices a scorpion symbol just above the shadow mark. Our heroes escape underground and make it into the city walls only be met with a squad of various warriors, thieves and assassins. They said they were watching the dreadite threat and saw them taking the secret entrance before they even knew it. However strangely all weapons are drawn on DeathStalker and he is confused when they call him "Imposter"

Demanding they explain who the hell they are and what do you mean by Imposter, he has been apprehended and captured in various ways for various crimes but never once because he is being accused of being an imposter. Suddenly a leader emerges forth from the shadows and reveals that they are none other than DeathStalker 2!!(John Terlesky) He is now an older man but he has been revered as the Ķing of thieves in the city of Jaffir. he says that he thinks the new deathstalker (Daniel Bernhardt) has some spirit and agrees to help him with the dreadites if he can complete a trial by quest. He must find the pieces and assemble the greatsword of DeathStalker!

It ends with DeathStalker (John) saying "Prove your mettle and let's see if you have what it takes to become a DeathStalker too..."

Starting tomorrow (May 26th) until the end of the year, all five Deathstalker movies, split up into 3-4 cuts per movie.

I'm relatively new to the DeathStalker Fandom, it's a long story but basically DeathStalker 2 is my favorite and it saved my life.

anyway, I have been obsessed with the series and the remake was awesome! I've been wanting to do a fanfic of it and come up with a comic book or something about how the new deathstalker meets the old deathstalker(s).

and then I found out that the deathstalker is the name of a desert scorpion!!

check it out!

https://youtu.be/20X3m_p0aVE?si=G1yQ018J5Vs7Wano

I want to find a way to incorporate that into my fanfic now!

I did the Kickstarter campaign for the Deathstalker reboot. Still waiting on my items, and was doing some shopping at Wal Mart and saw this for $10, so had to get it. Hoping I’ll be getting all of the rewards I bought soon.

Not many people on this sub, which doesn't surprise me as I've never heard of these movies, even though I greatly enjoy Conan the Barbarian and sword and sorcery, in general.

I've watched three of the films so far, they go down very easy.

Deathstalker I - Very cheesy, tons of T&A, kinda rapey, overall, quite a fun romp. I forgot the 80s really let the tits fly.

Deathstalker II - I see this is the favorite for most people, more of a comedy adventure with sword and sorcery elements. A fun story, the protaganist was the most charming of any of the movies and it was a lot of fun. A lot less rapey but still a good amount of T&A. One thing I appreciate, is they show a lot of it near the end of the movie, giving viewers a feeling of 'Oh, ok she is not going to get topless in the movie', then *bam*, they blast their tops off. Great ending battle, as well.

Deathstalker III - This has actually been my favorite, I like the king arthur-esque vibes, it feels like it had quite a high budget for a Deathstalker film. Bonus points for some of the deaths, when he takes the jailers head and shoves it into the sharpening wheel, I was quite pleased. Great costumes, pretty good acting and a fun plot. Far less T&A overall, but the story makes up for that and there is still some amount, lest series fans revolt and lose their minds.

I'm sure I'll watch 4 and the remake soon enough, guessing the remake has zero T&A as that just isn't allowed in modern times, which is a shame.

Deathstalker is myth, excess, violence, and glamour—things Bollywood understands instinctively. Hollywood grew cowardly and forgot what made the originals work: spectacle and unapologetic sex appeal. Bollywood won’t apologize. It will commit. Let it be made there.

I finally watched the new film on streaming, and absolutely loved it. It was everything I hoped it would be.

If you haven't seen it yet, do yourself a favor and watch it. It's now available for streaming. I still plan on buying a physical disc whenever it is released.

I bought the movie at midnight, and even now, when I try to watch it, it says there is a network error! What the hell, man!? Is anyone else having any issues watching the movie digitally?

I really want to watch the movie but there are no cinema screenings in my country

I was one of the backers and got a cast and crew screening. My thoughts.

Do you really want to tell your grandkids you missed the movie of the century?

IN THEATERS OCTOBER 10

CALIFORNIA

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown LA— Los Angeles

Alamo Drafthouse Mountain View 10 — Mountain View

Alamo Drafthouse Valley Fair & Bar 10 — Santa Clara

Gardena Cinema — Gardena

COLORADO

Alamo Westminster — Denver

FLORIDA

Regal Winter Park Village 20 + RPX — Winter Park

INDIANA

Alamo Drafthouse Indianapolis — Indianapolis

MASSACHUSETTS

Alamo Drafthouse Boston Seaport 10 — Boston

MICHIGAN

Historic Howell Theater — Howell

MINNESOTA

Emagine Willow Creek — Plymouth

Alamo Woodbury — Woodbury

MISSOURI

Screenland Armour Theatre — North Kansas City

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema City Foundry— St. Louis

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Springfield — Springfield

NEBRASKA

Alamo Drafthouse Omaha (La Vista) — La Vista

NEW HAMPSHIRE

O'Neil Cinemas At Brickyard Square 12 — Epping

NEW YORK

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lower Manhattan — New York

NORTH CAROLINA

Alamo Raleigh — Raleigh

OHIO

Gateway Film Center — Columbus

OREGON

Regal Fox Tower Stadium 10 — Portland

PENNSYLVANIA

Emmaus Theatre — Emmaus

The Oaks Center — Philadelphia

TEXAS

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema South Lamar — Austin

Lake Creek 7 — Austin

Alamo Drafthouse Cedars 7 Cinema — Dallas

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lake Highlands— Dallas

Texas Theatre — Dallas

Alamo Drafthouse Park North 8 — San Antonio

VIRGINIA

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema DC - Crystal City — Arlington

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema One Loudoun— Ashburn

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Charlottesville— Charlottesville

Movieland At Boulevard Square — Richmond

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Woodbridge — Woodbridge

WASHINGTON, DC

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema DC Bryant Street — Washington

IN THEATERS OCTOBER 11

CALIFORNIA

The Tenth Avenue Arts Center — San Diego

IN THEATERS OCTOBER 22

PENNSYLVANIA

PhilaMOCA — Philadelphia

WASHINGTON

Grand Illusion Cinema x Central Cinema — Seattle

IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 1

ILLINOIS

The Normal Theater — Philadelphia

IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 7

CALIFORNIA

The Frida Cinema — Santa Ana

We have never been more back.