Back in 2011, Joe Lynch's little-known fantasy LARP movie Knights of Badassdom took San Diego Comic-Con by storm. Starring Peter Dinklage, Summer Glau, Steve Zahn and Danny Pudi, it's no wonder this movie was an immediate hit with the fans. Plus it's crazy funny, and ridiculously gory. People were begging for a

While there still isn't a realease date for the exceptionally bloody movie Knights of Badassdom, we do have a brand new trailer. Could this mean there'll be actual news about this film soon? Everything we've seen from this movie looks hilarious, and wondrously gory. Even this trailer, which starts off fairly PG,…

People keep writing to us and begging for news about Knights of Badassdom, the movie about RPG nerds fighting actual monsters that stars Summer Glau and Peter Dinklage. So we asked around... and there's no news. Basically, the movie still has no release date. We will definitely let you know when we hear any more…

We recently talked to Knights of Badassdom director Joe Lynch, who showed us new footage from his LARPing-meets-demons movie. He explained why this movie avoids CGI, what genre this is, and why this is the most authentic LARPing movie ever.

This year Comic-Con buried the fans under a mountain of new footage! Walking Dead, True Blood, Supernatural, Knights Of Badassdom — everyone released some amazing footage to the masses!

San Diego Comic Con is a mosh pit of tastemakers. A good showing at Comic Con can generate unstoppable buzz for a project, that can last for months. A weak showing can deal a devastating setback to a creator's dreams.

Last night's Knights of Badassdom panel didn't just unveil the movie's trailer; we also got to see a clip showcasing Peter Dinklage's fake sword-fighting prowess. We also learned just who all the characters are in this faux-medieval adventure comedy.

Here's the trailer for Knights of Badassdom, the comedy adventure movie in which Peter Dinklage, Summer Glau, True Blood's Ryan Kwanten, Steve Zahn, and Community's Danny Pudi enter the world of live-action role-playing... and then she-demons from hell show up.

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