OT - Re: SC - SCA and Sci Fi

[Philip & Susan Troy]

Kathleen M Hogan wrote:
> 
> Another really funny one is "High Crusade", which doesn't include the
> SCA, but has a rocket landing at a crusades era keep as the residents are
> preparing to go on crusade.  Well, they think that these are the
> "infidel", take over the ship and take the crusades to the stars.

This was recently made into a movie, they must have spent about nine
cents on it. The posters read, "In space, a heathen is still a heathen."

Main character is played by the relative unknown standup comic Rick
Overton (actually quite funny when doing his own material), but what
really got me was John Rhys-Davies as a castle chaplain explaining
transsubstantiation and the Holy Trinity to the alien pilot, looking for
evidence of a diabolical origin. The alien pilot has formed his own
opinion, of course.

Adamantius
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Phil & Susan Troy

troy at asan.com
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