How does Colwyn know how to use the glaive, despite his complete lack of training? How are the residents of Krull aware of other planets when the world is seemingly devoid of science or technology?

I didn’t have that with Krull except one. The advertising for Krull focused on the weapon, which is called Glaive and looks incredibly cool. About 100 minutes into Krull I was like ...

A film that comes to life in individual scenes rather than as a whole, Krull is nevertheless full of quite captivating designs and special effects. Colwyn’s Glaive weapon, which he retrieves fro ...

One suggests approaching the local bakery about creating special pastries in the shape of the Glaive and dubbing them ... The idea of running a feature on the “Krull” Weddings, and photos ...

In a fantasy adventure, set in a world peopled by creatures of myth and magic, a prince embarks on a quest to find the magical Glaive and then rescues his young bride. Colwyn (Ken Marshall ...

Okay, so Krull is a simple game in nature ... picking up pieces of the Glaive. You’ll need to watch out for boulders, though- if you get run over, you lose a life. Once you acquire them all ...

"Krull" came at a time when special effects-based ... Also — and this is only a concern for little kids — but the Glaive is cool. Like the lightsabers in "Star Wars," it's the kind of movie ...

The best example is also the biggest flop of ‘80s sci-fi flicks: Krull. 39 years ago, Krull hit theaters at a time when no one was ready for it. In some ways, we still aren’t. Unlike two other ...

Travel to the magical planet Krull, where people travel freely through ... And he’ll do it with the help of his magical throwing toy, the Glaive.