The movie begins in Southern England in the Middle Ages and then six knights are seen riding in horses towards a destroyed town. They see the remains of burned buildings and dead people until they come upon a mother and her dead baby. She quickly dies and then a rhino-sized dragon flies overhead, the knights follow right behind, vowing to kill the creature.
Phillip J. Roth
Director
Dean Cain
Captain David Carver
Robert Zachar
Dr. Ian Drackovitch
Kristine Byers
Dr. Meredith Winter
Marcus Aurelius
Dr. Greg Travis
Robert DiTillio
Kevin Korisch
Vesela Dimitrova
Bailey Kent
Hristo Shopov
Capt. Sergei Petrov
Hristo Dimitrov
Radiation man (uncredited)
Matthew Coe
Knight #4
Chad Boyer
Knight #3
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