In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007) is a fantasy action film directed by Uwe Boll, loosely based on the Dungeon Siege video game series. The story follows Farmer (Jason Statham), a humble man whose peaceful life is shattered when the Krugs—a savage race of animal-warriors controlled by the sinister sorcerer Gallian (Ray Liotta)—raid his village. They kidnap his wife, Solana (Claire Forlani), and murder his young son, setting Farmer on a brutal path of rescue and vengeance.

As Farmer joins forces with the kingdom's military, led by King Konreid (Burt Reynolds), he discovers his own hidden lineage and must rise to confront Gallian's dark magic and army. The film blends medieval warfare with fantasy elements, featuring large-scale battles, mystical forces, and a classic hero's journey. Supporting performances include Ron Perlman as Norick and Matthew Lillard as the treacherous Duke Fallow.

While criticized for its narrative pacing and dialogue, the film delivers on action set pieces and epic scope, with practical effects and costume design creating a tangible fantasy world. Jason Statham brings his trademark physicality to the role, though in a more archetypal, less gritty character than his usual fare. The movie appeals to fans of early 2000s fantasy adventures and those seeking straightforward, action-driven storytelling. Watch In the Name of the King for a campy, earnest take on the genre, complete with magical conflicts and grand battles.