EPISODE 24—HIGHLANDER 2: THE QUICKENING

from Bar Stool Film School Hosted by dylan quarles

Even though they say "there can be only one," somehow Highlander got a sequel! That's right, Highlander 2: The Quickening from the year of our lord 1991. This sci-fi fantasy sword fest isn't a very good (or even comprehensible) film, but it miiiight just be a great bar movie! Written by Gregory Widen, Brian Clemens, and William N. Panzer. Directed by Russel Mulcahy. Starring Christopher lambert, Sean Connery, Michael ironside, Virginia Madsen. The Cocktail: (Rusty Nail) 1oz Drambui 2oz Scotch

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