From the makers of Valhalla Rising comes this brutal and bloody action epic, which sees a young Norman prince take vengeance upon the evil tyrant who murdered his father!

Like an almighty clash between Hammer of the Gods and Game of Thrones, this is a must-see movie for fans of swords, Saxons, and medieval savagery!

Sword of Vengeance is in cinemas and available to download 29th May before coming to DVD 1st June.

Ed Skrein (The Transporter Legacy, TV’s Game of Thrones)
Annabelle Wallis (Annabelle, TV’s Peaky Blinders)
Dave Legeno [deceased] (Harry Potter, Snow White and the Huntsman)
Karel Roden (RocknRolla, The Bourne Supremacy)

When a Norman prince returns to his homeland after years in slavery, his code of honour demands bloody retribution for the murder of his father.

Becoming an unlikely freedom fighter, he brings hope to the subjects living under the oppressive rule of a ruthless tyrant – but the battle for revenge has just begun!

Following the trend of films such as Hammer of the Gods and A Viking Saga: The Darkest, Sword of Vengeance once again brings the battle to genre fans, delivering big action and impressive set pieces – hacking, slicing, and charging its way to bloody glory!

It also boasts a cast of rising talent, with British actors Ed Skrein and Annabelle Wallis, who are already making waves in the industry and tipped for big things in Hollywood.

With historical action more popular than ever, Sword of Vengeance is an essential addition to a growing army of epic movies. If you’re a sucker for sweeping battles and exciting swordplay, it’s not to be missed!

“Serves up everything a self-respecting genre fan could desire” – Screen Daily

The Making of ‘Sword of Vengeance’

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