Die by the Sword, though, takes place in "medieval England" when the Roman empire has pulled out of Britain leaving the British (led by King Vortigern - whose name is pronounced several different ways throughout the film) to defend themselves against the Picts. Most of the films are set during the Civil War or in the "Old West" (despite mostly being filmed in Georgia or southern South Carolina). They mostly share a couple of common characteristics - they are ultra low budget they are mostly filmed in the same area (often with the same locations appearing from film to film) they primarily feature a rotating cast of amateur actors who, at best, have honed their skill at a small town community theater level and they are not good. I've watched several films by the director, Christopher Forbes.
First off, I'll state up front that I wrote this because the vast majority of the reviews (both positive and negative) for this film are clearly from people who have not watched it (and certainly not watched it all the way from beginning to end).
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