You don't have to have watched the other four in the series to understand this one. The series has been going in the direction of comedy and camp. This film has none of that. Like the other films, it uses a loose concept and knowledge of ancient times in regard to people and geography. BTW the Sumerians wrote in cuneiforms and not hieroglyphs. The Akkadians were a Semitic people who lived basically in Iraq. I don't think there was ever a "last one."
Nebserek (Peter Mensah) obtains the all-powerful sword of Anubis and wants to kill the Scorpion King. Through a long series of events, the Scorpion King (Zach McGowan) goes after Nebserek along with the Queen of the Nubians (Pearl Thusi) a half-naked Amina (Katy Louise Saunders) and her clay golem (Nathan Jones).
This is a formula action film with a climax battle which includes the two titan-like guys in a fight to the death. Decent performances for a "B" film. I missed the corny stuff.
Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity. People in scanty outfits, Zach McGowan nude from the side.
Nebserek (Peter Mensah) obtains the all-powerful sword of Anubis and wants to kill the Scorpion King. Through a long series of events, the Scorpion King (Zach McGowan) goes after Nebserek along with the Queen of the Nubians (Pearl Thusi) a half-naked Amina (Katy Louise Saunders) and her clay golem (Nathan Jones).
This is a formula action film with a climax battle which includes the two titan-like guys in a fight to the death. Decent performances for a "B" film. I missed the corny stuff.
Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity. People in scanty outfits, Zach McGowan nude from the side.