Google failed me now I need your help....

[Slamy Mcbiteo]

I am looking for the name of a real B rate gaming movie from the 80's. It is about a gaming group that loses one of its players and the GM summons a minor demon from hell to be there fourth player. The group then decides force the demon to play a lawful good paladin that he promptly names "Suckface the Paladin". The production quality is horrible, the effects were horrendous and the scrip was terrible....so much so that it was awesome.

I thought it was called something like "Dungeon Master Oh Dungeon Master" but I can not find anything about it....

If any one remembers the name of the movie it would be much appreciated

[GreyWolfLord]

No idea what it was, but the premise sounds pretty awesomely funny!

[Snorri Nosebiter]

was thinking The Gamers, but that's newer, Mazes and Monsters, but that's not with a demon (still good film though) Knights of Badassdom, but that's also a lot newer...

I honestly don't know, but I'm extremely interested :)

[Sissyl]

Crap, I can't remember the name. What I can say is that there was an ad about it in Dragon magazine back in the day. It MIGHT have been named after the character, Kai<something>. Also interested if you find something.

[Mr. Pleasington]

It's called Gamemaster, Gamemaster What Have You Done? They even made a sequel to it called Dungeon Rubber or something along those lines.

[Durngrun Stonebreaker]

Does not look high budget.

[Imbicatus]

Well, that's two minutes of my life I'll never get back. Thank god I never saw the whole thing.

[Auxmaulous]

I think I may have broke my mouse left click button too many times trying to favorite the above post.

Luckily for me I fast forwarded/skipped through the video when I saw it was 100% trash.

Unlucky for me though - I spent around 1/2 an hour last night looking for this piece of garbage movie.

Seriously - garbage. May need to check with my neurologist after watching this clip.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

[John Kretzer]

I don't know...compared to the first D&D Movie it looks better acted....better script....better special effects. ;)

[Quark Blast]

John Kretzer wrote:

I don't know...compared to the first D&D Movie it looks better acted....better script....better special effects. ;)

Yeah, I'm thinking the rubber hand-puppet threw it over the top. Sooo much better than Marlon Wayans. Just say'n...

[Google, Demon Queen of Spiders]

It's not my fault your kung fu is weak.

[Tacticslion]

So, speaking of, I know this is a stupid question, but my Google-fu is weak, after all. Hence...

You all know the scene. It's the one in that movie: the one where the horse, on fire, runs slowly to the right. (Or maybe left, I don't know, I'm dyslexic.)

I used to know where this was from. Years ago, Google searches generated interesting results. I learned about it, and subsequently forgot.

Now, in trying to explain it to my wife (due to the awesome scene of the destruction of Cloud Cookooland), I realized I'd forgotten.

So, Internet, educate me, again: where the heck does that come from.

No, James Cameron's Avatar is not the first use of that. Please, please don't make that mistake: it's depressing how many results pinged "James Cameron came up with that brilliant imagery all by himself because he's entirely original" or something similar.

Neither is the Animatrix the origin, despite it being a really cool moment within that series of films.

So... where does it come from?

I want to say that the first appearance was some sort of dream sequence in a movie from the 70s or 80s... probably in reference to the Apocalypse (in the colloquial sense, i.e. in reference to "the Worst of all Battles and Last of all Battles in order to End All Things" kind of idea, instead of the literal meaning of Apocalypse which is "the revelation" (usually used for something, like the Bible))... but I can't say for sure.