Disillusioned by the brutality of his village, Erik (Tim Robbins) sets out on a quest to find the "Horn Resounding" to end the Age of Ragnarok and bring peace.

The film is available on Best Buy and Movies Unlimited , though some Blu-ray releases have been criticized for picture quality issues (banding). Erik the Viking (1989)

A children's book version, also titled Erik the Viking and written by Terry Jones, exists, offering a different, highly praised telling of the saga.

The film features a lower-budget aesthetic, utilizing creative, practical, or limited effects, such as in the sea monster scene.

The movie is a blend of mythic adventure, satire, and non-stop "profound silliness". It is often compared to Jabberwocky in tone rather than traditional slapstick comedy.

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Disillusioned by the brutality of his village, Erik (Tim Robbins) sets out on a quest to find the "Horn Resounding" to end the Age of Ragnarok and bring peace.

The film is available on Best Buy and Movies Unlimited , though some Blu-ray releases have been criticized for picture quality issues (banding). Erik the Viking (1989) Erik the Viking

A children's book version, also titled Erik the Viking and written by Terry Jones, exists, offering a different, highly praised telling of the saga. Disillusioned by the brutality of his village, Erik

The film features a lower-budget aesthetic, utilizing creative, practical, or limited effects, such as in the sea monster scene. The film features a lower-budget aesthetic

The movie is a blend of mythic adventure, satire, and non-stop "profound silliness". It is often compared to Jabberwocky in tone rather than traditional slapstick comedy.