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The Reign of Queen Ginnarra

  • 2025
  • 2h 22m
IMDb RATING
7.0/10
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Megan Tremethick in The Reign of Queen Ginnarra (2025)
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Prince Elderon is on the run following the usurping of the Kingdom by his sister Queen Ginnarra. Queen Ginnarra follows the Old Dark Gods and uses their powers to pursue her brother. Will El... Read allPrince Elderon is on the run following the usurping of the Kingdom by his sister Queen Ginnarra. Queen Ginnarra follows the Old Dark Gods and uses their powers to pursue her brother. Will Elderon survive the forces against him?Prince Elderon is on the run following the usurping of the Kingdom by his sister Queen Ginnarra. Queen Ginnarra follows the Old Dark Gods and uses their powers to pursue her brother. Will Elderon survive the forces against him?

  • Director
    • Lawrie Brewster
  • Writers
    • Lawrie Brewster
    • Sarah Daly
  • Stars
    • Megan Tremethick
    • Andrew Gourlay
    • Dorian Todd
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.0/10
    30
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Lawrie Brewster
    • Writers
      • Lawrie Brewster
      • Sarah Daly
    • Stars
      • Megan Tremethick
      • Andrew Gourlay
      • Dorian Todd
    • 13User reviews
    • 9Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 5 wins & 9 nominations total

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    Megan Tremethick
    Megan Tremethick
    • Queen Ginnarra
    Andrew Gourlay
    • Elderon
    Dorian Todd
    Dorian Todd
    • Raemin
    Stephen Kerr
    Stephen Kerr
    • Kronus
    Stephen Corrall
    Stephen Corrall
    • Chancellor
    Adam Barnett
    Adam Barnett
    • Friar
    Chris Capaldi
    • Duke Ramast
    Shadi El Dah
    • Regis
    Sam Barclay
    • Elias
    Michael Daviot
    • High Priest
    Isabella Gibson
    • Young Girl
    Olivia Gibson
    • Young Girl
    Calum Paul
    • Queen's Bodyguard
    Novarro Ramon
    • Regis
    Guy Ramsay
    • Black Claw Guard
    Craig J. Seath
    • The Seer
    • Director
      • Lawrie Brewster
    • Writers
      • Lawrie Brewster
      • Sarah Daly
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    10jamesa-24344

    A descent into medieval horror-The Reign of Queen Ginnarra

    The story of the rise and fall of a truly evil tyrannical monarch. Queen Ginnarra rules over a land stolen from her father after he is killed in battle. Her brother Prince Elderon has been banished from the kingdom on pain of death. What follows is Elderon's quest to find help to remove his sister from the throne. Ginnarra 'who has help from the malevolent Elder Gods to rule her subjects with an iron fist is sending her minions out to hunt Elderon down.

    Produced by The British Horror Studio and Hex Studios this is an impressive epic made in Scotland

    The cast all put in excellent performances ,especially Megan Tremethick as Ginnerra. The Queen is a truly evil character and Megan plays her as an unemotional but ruthless woman with a white face reminiscent of an Elizabethan noblewomen.

    She says very little, but you feel the power raging from her presence .She orders death and destruction without emotion or remorse.

    Dorian Todd is very good as Raemin ,the son of the Queen who seems to relish the pain he inflicts on the populace ,he seems to be like Mordred to Ginnarras Morgana if this were based on Arthurian legend.

    Andrew Gourley puts in a lot of emotion as Elderon ,the Queens brother as he desperately looks for help around the ravaged kingdom. He is a broken man after seeing his father die and is wracked by guilt . The supporting players especially Sam Barkley, Shadi El Dah,Stephen Kerr, Stephen Corrall,Adam Barnett and Chris Capaldi all stand out as well.

    The film uses its locations very well (especially a beautiful cathedral for the Queens throne room)and enhancing some scenes with well done CGI that includes a massive city, rubble strewn villages and three Dragons.

    The fight choreography is also impressive ,especially the fight between two main characters.

    Written by Sarah Daly and Director Lawrie Brewster this really is an impressive epic film. Produced on a budget that (I assume)wouldn't even pay a quarter of the catering of a Hollywood film. Lawrie and Sarah(who is also the co producer)have brought to the screen a British film that has not been seen in more decades than I care to mention.

    I would wholeheartedly recommend this to anyone who is looking for something out of the mainstream. A film made with a love for a genre of film that you just dont see now.
    8kevinacharles-74815

    Dark, epic Fantasy

    I watch Queen Ginnarra at the Romford Horror Festival. I wanted to support independent film makers and having watched 'The Slave and the Sorcerer' last year, which was also directed by Lawrie Brester and starring Megan Tremethick and Stephen Kerr, I was keen to see what new work the team had brought out.

    I was somewhat sceptical at first having seen the run time of 2 hours and 20 minutes, however that time flew by and there was never a dull moment

    What struck me initially was what the team were able to do with the budget. It was of a much higher quality than I expected. Moreover, the acting was superb, played with earnestness. Megan Tremethick's performance was certainly a standout performance.

    The movie centred around power, family, dragons and betrayal. None of the characters were one dimensional, all of them had many layers and able to portray strength juxtaposed with vulnerability.

    For the budget they were able to pull off excellent choreographed fight scenes and superb animation was employed where the budget did not allow.

    A movie I will defiantly watch again, and I would recommend to anyone who enjoys medieval fantasy epics.
    10imdbfan-9074812117

    The Reign of Queen Ginnarra

    After the slaying of his father, the king, Prince Eldoran (Andrew Gourlay)flees his kingdom.

    The latter is now under the control of his sister Queen Ginnarra (Megan Tremethick), and through her, dark forces.

    The Queen sends her brutal henchmen to torture and slowly kill her brother.

    Although the Prince survives the attacks, he suffers betrayals as he re-enters his father's kingdom to free it from his sister.

    Certainly more epic than director Laurie Brewster and main star Megan Tremethick's 2024 comedic 'Slave and the Sorceror', 'Queen Ginnarra' doesn't have the same cathartic resolution.

    The special effects are on a par with television/cinema offerings.

    The acting, especially the fight scenes are quite believable.

    It's evident that a lot of time and effort has been devoted to the film by everyone involved.
    9reviewsravens

    Move over maleficent theres a new evil Queen

    "Queen Ginnarra" is a captivating film that beautifully weaves together themes of greed resilience, and the pursuit of power From the moment the credits roll, viewers are drawn into the rich tapestry of Ginnarra's world, where the stunning cinematography and vibrant horrors create an immersive experience.

    The lead performance is nothing short of mesmerizing, bringing depth and authenticity to the character. The supporting cast shines as well, with each actor contributing to the film's traumatic weight.

    One of the standout aspects of "Queen Ginnarra" is its ability to inspire. The story of a young woman overcoming obstacles through murder.
    10nickolasfmiles

    Queen Ginnarra "reigns" supreme!

    Old gods of the Abyss, bestow your divine blessing upon this cinematic masterpiece and grant royal recognition to the brilliant team that brought this vision to life!

    'The Reign of Queen Ginnarra' achieves something remarkable by merging the dark mystique of Lovecraftian horror with the sweeping grandeur of medieval epic storytelling, yielding a captivating yet deeply unsettling narrative experience that will leave viewers enthralled and disturbed at the same time.

    The British Horror Studio team has crafted a mesmerizing world filled with rich visuals and an atmosphere that grips you from the first frame! A crowning achievement that reigns supreme in the realm of independent horror filmmaking!

    The performances are riveting, Megan Tremethick reigns supreme as Queen Ginnarra, her performance as the malevolent monarch was a royal treat that's was both haunting, unsettling, stoic, and captivating.

    Dorian Ashbourne gave a chillingly sinister performance as Raemin, alongside Caz Paul as her majesty's bodyguard and Stephen Kerr as Kronus.

    This movie's complex narrative deftly intertwines suspense and terror, drawing into Elderon's high-stakes struggle against his ruthless sister.

    With its stunning cinematography and haunting score, this film is a must-see for horror enthusiasts and lovers of unique storytelling alike!

    A true gem of independent cinema!! 🎬

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      • March 1, 2025 (United Kingdom)
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