The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power

by all means, if I were a critic, I would be thumbs down. I enjoyed watching some will tenured actors just having fun. Having gotten my first taste of Barry Bostwick watching Rocky Horror, then Spin City, I can tell he really loves to pretend and a paycheck doesn't matter. I enjoy watching fun happen even when it's choreographed.

Childrens movie. But humorous at times. The best actors are the camels though . . . .

I expected worse, but the comedic tone and not taking herself seriously made it entertaining. Those Avengers tributes to Indiana Jones 3

'The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power', quite literally, continues the downward spiral of this spin-off series. This one does one or two things to a mildly OK level, though all in all it is a slog to sit through. The previous one at least had a small spark to it, this is just boring.

This fourth entry does at least have the same lead as its predecessor, which is a first for these movies. It is sod's law that they actually do so when I wasn't too keen on the actor, in this case Victor Webster. He is, admittedly, the best part of this 2015 flick, not that that is saying much.

Ellen Hollman is alright beside Webster, they have some onscreen chemistry to be fair. Barry Bostwick and Rutger Hauer make for known faces that appear, whilst I also noticed Leigh Gill (aka Gary Puddles) and Esmé Bianco (aka Ros). I do like how random these cast lists get.

A bit more of an entertainment factor, albeit rather unsuccessful à la the previous few installments, then this wouldn't be far adrift of the Ron Perlman and Billy Zane entry. As it is, though, it's far too dull.

Why do they continue making these movies??? The first one was barely OK, the next one were just crap. So why add another one to the pile of crap? I don’t get it. Save your time.

Insipid garbage, _The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power_ attempts to reboot the series once again. Seemingly ignoring the last film, this installment follows the Akkadian mercenary Mathayus as he goes on a quest to find the fabled Crown of Alcaman and clear his name of the murder of the King of Norvania. The script is terrible and the characters are clichéd stereotypes. Additionally, the sets look incredibly cheap, as do the costumes. A poorly made film that doesn’t put forth any effort, _The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power_ is horrendously bad.