I was one of the very small cast that was in this game. I played seven characters: The Short Drug Dealer, The Second Zombie, The Second Lunatic, The Lightning Zombie, The Squire, The 98 Lb. Weakling, and The Blue Karateka.

It was an exhausting shoot involving full days of stunt work and action sequences. I was lucky enough to have had a speaking part, but it was badly dubbed over later due to sound recording problems during the initial shoot.

The real fun of this shoot was talking to the creator, Rick Dyer. He was the kind of guy who dreams and then makes it reality. I never heard him say a negative word about anybody, even when his old company took his original idea for Dragons Lair and released a sequel at the same time to capitalize on and compete with Dyers project.

I don't know what he's up to now, but I'm sure he's thinking up something completely outrageous.

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