08 May 2010 36 mins
A group of Viking warriors return from a voyage of pillage and slaughter to find their homeland laid waste. Fimbulvinter, the epic Winter prelude to Ragnarok, has begun: brothers kill brothers, the people go mad and the countryside has fallen under the spell of a foul beast. The band of warriors set out on a quest to slay the creature.
Watch the official Fimbulvinter 2010 trailer in HD below or find more Fimbulvinter videos on Vidimovie.
Tyler Bjarke as Bjarki
Nate Bernot as Slagfid
Evan Kertman as Frod
Matt Hewitt as Ragnar
Ryan Morley as The Beast
Kinsey Van Ost as Magnus
Julian Van Ost as Maniac
Fawn Gibson Morley as Victim
Brandon Rowe as The Jarl
United States 08 May 2010
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