DRAGONS OF CAMELOT

Cinemavixion Review

In "Dragons of Camelot," director Mark L. Lester attempts a fantastical spin on Arthurian legend, but the result is a film that struggles to soar. Released in 2014, the movie posits a grim Camelot in the wake of King Arthur's demise, with his sorceress sister, Morgana, seizing control. Armed with three formidable dragons, she embarks on a ruthless hunt for the surviving Knights of the Round Table. While the premise offers a potentially intriguing dark fantasy, the execution, as suggested by its modest YouTube reception and a low IMDb rating of 2.5/10, leans towards a less-than-epic cinematic experience. Despite the presence of actors like James Nitti, Mark Griffin, and Alexandra Evans, "Dragons of Camelot" appears to be a cautionary tale for aspiring fantasy filmmakers, rather than a triumphant return to the age of chivalry.