The Asylum is never going to make a Marvel movie, but they can take several public domain fairy tale characters and make a superhero team movie with them and you know, that takes a certain amount of creativity.
Snow White's kingdom is under attack by Rumpelstiltskin's (Caper Van Dien) army, which breaks through the castle walls, stops happily ever after by killing Prince Charming and the battle between them goes through the Magic Mirror and into our world.
To the rescue appear Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel and Red Riding Hood arrive, on the trail of not just Snow White but also the Wolf (UFC fighter Kimo). In the six months that has passed in our world, Rumpelstiltskin has gained power - and another henchman named Iron John (Lou Ferrigno) - while Snow White leads the resistance.
This was directed and written by Jeremy M. Inman, who also was behind two other similar films that cash in on fairy tales and comics, the direct sequel Avengers Grimm: Time Wars and Sinister Squad, which has storybook villains saving the world.
It's dumb, low budget and goofy. So you know, consider this a good review.
Snow White's kingdom is under attack by Rumpelstiltskin's (Caper Van Dien) army, which breaks through the castle walls, stops happily ever after by killing Prince Charming and the battle between them goes through the Magic Mirror and into our world.
To the rescue appear Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel and Red Riding Hood arrive, on the trail of not just Snow White but also the Wolf (UFC fighter Kimo). In the six months that has passed in our world, Rumpelstiltskin has gained power - and another henchman named Iron John (Lou Ferrigno) - while Snow White leads the resistance.
This was directed and written by Jeremy M. Inman, who also was behind two other similar films that cash in on fairy tales and comics, the direct sequel Avengers Grimm: Time Wars and Sinister Squad, which has storybook villains saving the world.
It's dumb, low budget and goofy. So you know, consider this a good review.