The Forbidden Mazes of the Jennerak: Forbidden Mazes of the Jinnorak

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Forbidden Mazes of the Jinnorak

An old school romp! Here is the scene from that loveable eighties anti-D&D flick where I plagiar...er, I mean, borrowed the title of my blog from! Have I ever played in games set up like the one in this film? Absolutely, and where do you think I got the idea as a thirteen or fourteen year old D&D addict? Enjoy!

1 comment:

adeptgamerJuly 28, 2011 at 9:39 AM
HEY I LOVE YOUR BLOG TITLE! I love this movie and the book, although it is terribly campy I know.

Glad to find your blog, and glad for the clip too!
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