In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale  By Garth Franklin
January 11th 2008, PG-13, 150min, Freestyle Releasing In the
Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale  Throughout history,
certain names have been spoken of in fear. From pagan gods to
modern dictators, their evil deeds have earned them a reputation
of loathing and terror so strong that generations look back and
often wonder how they got away with the atrocities they
committed.  In ten years time it'll be hard to say whether we
look back at German film director Uwe Boll with as much
apprehension as modern cinemagoers who've been exposed to his
films do, though its unequivocal that the man has inflicted
torture on scale so grand that even a certain fellow countryman
of his over half a century ago would have had a hard time
matching it.  'King' is the fourth opus horribilis of Boll's to
have gotten an American theatrical release in recent years. With
its $60 million budget it's easily the most expensive of his
efforts, as shown by the film's frequen