Arthur Lyle miraculously discovers the secret to stopping an evil dragon named Lord Darksmoke who threatens to destroy all civilization.Arthur Lyle miraculously discovers the secret to stopping an evil dragon named Lord Darksmoke who threatens to destroy all civilization.Arthur Lyle miraculously discovers the secret to stopping an evil dragon named Lord Darksmoke who threatens to destroy all civilization.
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Abby Victor
- Natalie
- (as Abigail Victor)
Andy Lauer
- Dad
- (as Andrew Lauer)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaLea Thompson, Amy Pietz, Eric Lutes, and Andy Lauer all appeared together in the television series Caroline in the City (1995)
- GoofsWhen Larry gets an extreme wedgie and lands on the gymnasium floor with his torn underwear hanging out the back of his pants, his underwear, in the next shot, suddenly lands on his head for no discernible reason.
- Crazy creditsSix Million Dollar Man ...... Steve Austin
- Alternate versionsTo receive a UK PG certificate the cinema version was cut by 23 secs to remove one use of the word 'moron' and shots of children playing with fireworks.
- ConnectionsReferences Annie Get Your Gun (1950)
- SoundtracksI'm a Teenage Dragonslayer
Written by Owen Bucey, Michael Davenport, Kai Dodson, Aaron Goldberg,
Chris Jay, Mike Milligan and Armand Tambouris
Performed by Army of Freshmen
Courtesy of Expressive Artists
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Fairly generic, but entertainingly cheap
I picked this up for two dollars out of a bargain bin at the dollar store, and it was worth every penny. This movie is fairly generic and harmless, with one dimensional characters and a predictable plot. If this had a larger budget, it would have been far less entertaining. To start with, it seems like the film has three sets - a local school, somebody's house, and an abandoned building (? Whatever it is, it definitely isn't the sewer it's supposed to be). They also didn't seem to like multiple takes, as the camera is wobbly in spots and the footage sometimes inexplicably sped up. The most memorable thing about this movie (other than its terrible, addicting theme song) is the cgi. They obviously put effort into the creatures, as they don't look half bad, but they fail miserably at everything else (walls don't break into cubes, and don't get me started on the opening credits). All in all, the movie is harmless. I wouldn't particularly recommend it as anything but a time passer. It should entertain kids. It certainly entertained my friends and I, and we're a group of twenty somethings that hunt for bad movies. By no means was this the worst thing I've seen.
- nikkiholton
- Jul 5, 2015
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- Adventures of a Teenage Dragonslayer
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- $3,250,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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