Uwe Boll

Because Granger ends up in forested war-torn Kingdom of Ehb (from the fantasy film, In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, which came from a video game)rather than a real place in our history, this feels like a secondary world story. Nevertheless, it sounds as if Elianna says “the past is open” (or is it “the path is open”?—the audio is unclear) right before dragging our hero off to Ehb, so we’ll count this as time travel. This view is also bolstered by a short interview with the director, Uwe Boll, who said that Granger falls into a vortex back in time. —Michael Main

Well, if the second film was officially time travel from present day back to the kingdom of Ehb then this one must be the same, even though Ehb really seems like a dragon world far from our timeline. And admittedly, the trailer says “In the past, his destiny awaits.” Okay, I’ll let go of that annoyance and simply tell you that this time it’s contract killer Hazen Kaine who passes through the portal to fight dragons and such in Ehb. —Michael Main