Sword and sorcery epic Attack of the Gryphon arrives on DVD in April

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By Patrick Luce Feb 28, 2007, 16:30 GMT

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment presents Attack of the Gryphon, a fantasy filled sword and sorcery epic in the tradition of Lord of the Rings and Excalibur, on April 3rd with a suggested retail price of $24.96. Directed by Andrew Prowse (TV's "Farscape"), Attack of the Gryphon stars Amber Benson ("Buffy The Vampire Slayer"). Attack of the Gryphon follows the feud between princely brothers, Delphus and Lock. The feud eventually tears the once great kingdom of Vallon into two. Centuries later, the warring kingdoms of Delphi and Lockland remain embroiled in perpetual battle. On the eve of Lockland's destruction, the Lockland King orders his Sorcerer to raise the Gryphon against his enemies. The plan is a success until the Sorcerer commands the Gryphon turn on Lockland in an effort to bring both kingdoms under his evil authority.

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Attack of the Gryphon is now available for pre-order at Amazon. As of yet, there is not a release date for the UK. Visit the DVD database for more information.

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Judge this DVD by it's coverMar 1st, 2007 - 23:09:49

Amber Benson is the best part of the movie. Benson fans will enjoy seeing her face light up the screen. The CGI effects leave a little to be desired, but overall not bad for a Sci-Fi Original Movie.

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