Sentence examples for sorcery tale from inspiring English sources

Swords and sorcery tale Black Angel was commissioned by Star Wars creator George Lucas to be screened with his 1980 box office megalith in European cinemas.

SOLOMON KANE ** 1/2 out of **** -- A talky, sword and sorcery tale that is based on a character created by Robert E. Howard (the man who birthed Conan).

If he chooses to watch Sword and Sorcery tales of elves and dragons, he should expect some camp – ultimately, it is what makes those films enjoyable.

This is how Fire Emblem games have long worked, merging some basic sword-and-sorcery tales into a system of magical chess that makes its pieces feel alive.

My first efforts were prose superhero stories for the comic-book fanzines of the 60s, but I soon moved on to sword-and-sorcery tales and mysteries and SF, and started dreaming about making a career as a writer.

Anyone who has paged through the apparently endless volumes of sword-and-sorcery tales with stick-figure heroes and villains set in vaguely medieval settings will appreciate her polemic.

As a veteran of HBO's acclaimed fantasy series "Game of Thrones," Cogman knows a thing or two about sweeping sword-and-sorcery tales and the inherent drama surrounding a vacant throne.

Les Enfants du sabbat (1975; Children of the Black Sabbath), which won Hébert a second Governor General's Award, is a tale of witchcraft and sorcery.

A "medieval tale of sword and sorcery," Miyamoto intended the game to be in the chanbara genre of Japanese swordfighting.

This show, closing this weekend, draws on a medieval Welsh tale in which an accidental act of sorcery turns an unlikely child into Taliesin, or "Radiant Brow," a mystic who can see beyond reality and inspires all poets in the Welsh bardic tradition.

This show, his latest, draws on a medieval Welsh tale in which an accidental act of sorcery turns an unlikely child into Taliesin, or "radiant brow," a mystic who can see beyond reality and inspires all poets in the Welsh bardic tradition.