The Head Hunter

80 The minimalist SKYRIM adaptation you've been waiting for. A natural world of specters, skeletons, monsters, and grief. Balanced as a poetic and delirious character study, The Head Hunter only cost $30,000 and yet it whispers with authenticity and anguish. A nearly…

SilentDawn

This was honestly such a disappointment. The premise had so much potential. A lone warrior hunting monsters, barely any dialogue, just pure dark medieval atmosphere but it never really went anywhere.. It felt more like a cool short film stretched into a feature, Very boring…

Alucard

This dungeon crawling barbarian's quest for the head of the ghoul that slain his daughter nails one of the most important qualities that low budget productions should strive for. It never lets its ambitions exceed its means. Modest fantasy films should always reach;…

Jayson Kennedy

2 analyzes in English and TurkishEnglish: The Head Hunter sets aside the massive battles and crowded heroic narratives typical of epic fantasy cinema, reducing its story to the dark, quiet, and almost entirely solitary journey of vengeance undertaken by a single warrior.…

Batuhan Taşçılar

The Head Hunter might have worked better as a short film. Or rather a shorter film, since it isn't even 80 minutes. Low-budget genre fare with a main cast of one, it fits snugly in that short film mold with a very minimalist premise and a singular focus. An isolated monster…

More_Badass

Not having any background to this story I thought it was done fairly well. Really liked the cinematography as it boggles your mind in certain sequences. Loved the costumes and those monster heads! Some pretty awesome heads there. Sound alone also was a strong…

DreamScape40

This was a lot better than expected. I went into this expecting a brutal, violent, action-packed horror but what I got is a slow survival/revenge tale instead. But I'm incredibly impressed by how compelling this film actually is. There's a lot to admire in this low-budget…

sirvived

Incredibly impressive pure cinema horror adventure that is far more effective than most films of its ilk and on a 10th of the budget. Give Jordan a budget! It’s like a true MEDIEVAL DEAD.

Joe Lynch

Oh, a dungeons and dragons movie where it leaves most of the lore building up to your imagination, awesome, very cool, but I can't get over the most immersion breaking element in this which is the fact that the creature kept hissing "awww--sss yeeaaah" like its mere…

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