Mythics: The Necromancer (2015) is a dark and exciting third installment in the Mythica Fantasy series, a fusion of epic adventures, magic and moral conflict. Director A. Todd Smith, the film continues to travel to Marek (Melanie Stone), a young necromanser who seeks to master his powers, and inside it with darkness.
After the mythic events: Darkspore, Marek and his faithful group of adventurers – Dagen (Jake Stormoen), charming thief; Thane (Adam Johnson), a brave warrior; And Teela (Nicola Posener), a faithful high priest – to leave the kidnapped sister to save a dangerous mission. Their journey to the dangerous territories leads to deadly traps, traitorous enemies, and unexpected allies. By the way, the necromal abilities of Marek become both a vital asset and a source of increasing concern as he begins to wrestle with his dark magical temptation.
The group’s bond is checked because the internal struggle of Marek is threatened by their mission. His connection to Szorlok (Matthew Mercury), a powerful and evil necromanser who is looking for the final power is great and he has to decide whether to embrace his dark instincts, or maintain his friends and his own moral compass. When they resist twok hordes, mediocre minions and shadowing forces, the team must rely on their courage and unity to overcome enormous chances.
Mythics: Necromanker is an attractive blend of high fantasy and personal drama, full of intense battles, magical duel, and the moments of sincere emotion. Melanie Stone produces a convincing performance as Marek, reflecting its inner conflict with depth and nuance. The construction of the rich world of the film, the actors of the strong ensemble, and the dynamic story will definitely make it to the fantastic epic lovers. Packed by action, suspension and moral dilemmas, it continues to expand the mythic world, which creates an even greater struggle between light and darkness.