Avengers Grimm: Time Wars is a 2018 American superhero mockbuster film written, co-edited, and directed by Jeremy M. Inman. The film, produced by The Asylum, stars Erik Feltes, Lauren Parkinson, and Marah Fairclough.

The film is a mockbuster of the Marvel Studios superhero film Avengers: Infinity War and the ABC TV series Once Upon a Time. It is a sequel to 2015's Avengers Grimm.

Avengers Grimm: Time Wars

Plot

Years have passed since the first film, with the shattering of the magic mirror portal spreading shards of the mirror across the world. To combat threats from the fairytale realm, an organization called Looking Glass was founded; led by Alice (whose sanity is maintained by medicine Hatter makes for her), the princesses and Red work to locate the fragments to rebuild the portal to go home. However, the power-crazed ruler of Atlantis, Magda the Mad, is threatening the world in her hunt for Prince Charming (who survived Rumplestiltskin's attempt on his life) to force him to marry her so she can get his ring, which will literally allow her to rule all the land. A different Rumplestiltskin allies with Magda in exchange for Atlantis. Snow White is revived to combat the threat.

Avengers Grimm: Time Wars

Cast

Eric Feltes as Rumpelstiltskin

Lauren Parkinson as Snow White

Marah Fairclough as Sleeping Beauty

Elizabeth Eileen as Red

Christina Licciardi as Alice

Michael Marcel as Prince Charles Charming III

Katherine Maya as Magda

Randall Yarbrough as Hatter

William Knight as Larry

Rah Johnson as Merman Captain

Brian Let as Merman

Ivan Djurovic as Merman

Ryan Patrick Shanahan as Merman

Shamar Philippe as Merman

Jason Ainley as Baby Dick

Release

Avengers Grimm: Time Wars was released direct-to-DVD on May 1, 2018, in the United States.

Avengers Grimm: Time Wars

References

External links

Official site at The Asylum

2018 films

2010s English-language films

2018 action films

2010s superhero films

American fantasy action films

American independent films

American superhero films

Mockbuster films

Films based on fairy tales

Films set in Los Angeles

Films shot in Los Angeles

The Asylum films

Cultural depictions of the Brothers Grimm

2010s American films