THE NORSEMAN - Lee Majors Cornel WIlde OPENING CREDITS

[starsabovethecanyons]

I agree that the score is terrific. I remember when the film was first released and the reviewer of the LA TImes "tipped his hat" to Mendoza-Nava. The "bacchanal" scene features a beautiful pentatonic, Native American cue. Wish the soundtrack was available.

[inkrunner]

seems the only worthy thing is the soundtrack...hollywood never respects history...

[DrMarcusKane]

One that MST3K missed, they could have had some fun riffing this one.

[iseeu1980]

Oh hollywood.... haha:P

[klm607]

Pretty cheesey!! ;)

[muhfler]

cool soundtrack..any knows dvd rips? :D

[logik316]

I didn't know Vikings wore pencil mustaches.

[Miru20]

where's the rest? I want the rest of it please!!

[brandonhornsby]

LMFAO 4:03 with lee majors and that gay velvet eye patch turning around is tff

[reallyf62]

Even in 3-D this would blow buffalo balls...even Odin himself disavows all knowledge of this one...he blames Loki...

[reallyf62]

They had toupees back then? Must have been bearskin...I doubt the budget for this flick even came close to six million dollars...six bucks maybe...Lee Majors as Leif Scrottumsen

[davercrb]

Very bad B grade movie with atrocious acting. Cornel Wilde was supposedly a good actor-but didn't show much evidence of it here. And Jack Elam -a mystical wizard? I Don't Think So!!

But -I loved this movie. I loved the action-no PC nonsense here. I loved the music and the mystery of being in a new and unknown land. And Oh yes- Susan Coelho -babe alert.

[TracyAndersonFoxhunt]

yuck... Steve Austin joins the Vikings... pffft

[DarkWolfen]

This is a highly underrated movie. Great music, good story and the Vikings are Pagan!

[jlmrusa]

@DarkWolfen Your right, I also enjoyed this movie. Tell me the part where Olof drowns the two indians in the river holding them upside down by their ankles wasn't a great scene.

[DarkWolfen]

@jlmrusa Yeah it was and him standing behind to guard their retreat to the ships. A lone viking fighting against an unknown number. People can say the Vikings were vengeful and menacing, but they can't say they weren't brave.