
- AIPopDB score
- 78/100
- Format
- Film
- Year
- 2026
- Views
- 560.6K
Synopsis
A king is crowned, and on the night of his coronation a golden orc horde comes for him. The film opens the second season of the Age of Kingdoms saga, a world of rival princes, embattled kingdoms and orc armies, and follows the last king of men as the war with the golden orcs turns into a matter of revenge.
The film is an epic fantasy of siege battles, orc warbands and dragons, set in the saga's medieval world. Its description and the channel's other Age of Kingdoms films frame it as a story of betrayal and loss, with the fate of the Last King at the centre.
Last Updated 4 November 2026
About the Show
AGE OF KINGDOMS: Blood Revenge is a feature-length fantasy film of 1 hour 27 minutes (5,213 seconds), released on 31 October 2026 as a full movie on the YouTube channel Epic AI Films. It is billed as Season Two, Episode 1 of the Age of Kingdoms saga and was published as "A PixVerse Original".
Epic AI Films is the one-man studio of Alex, a filmmaker based in London who says he started the channel on 11 September 2024. The film's description calls it an original independent fantasy film in which story, characters, world building, direction and editing were brought together through an AI-assisted production process, and links a public PixVerse Canvas project showing its production workflow. The makers have not said which generation models were used.
PixVerse describes its Originals programme as a long-term initiative that can offer selected creators credits, funding, production support and distribution under the PixVerse Originals label, while the original story, characters and world remain the creator's intellectual property.
The film follows the earlier Age of Kingdoms chapters, which the studio's site lists in a viewing order that runs from Rise of the Horde through Season One, whose finale was released in September 2026. The studio's site said Season Two would begin in November 2026. Its channel had about 252,000 subscribers when read.
It had 311,221 views on YouTube four days after release. Viewers commenting under the upload praised its story, the orc characters and the emotional return of the king, and many asked when the next part would come; one noted stunning visuals but a lack of continuity.
Audience sentiment
What the comments say
43 comments about the show on YouTube · updated 4 Nov 2026
93%
positive
Score = positive ÷ all scored comments
Sentiment split
- Positive
- 40 comments
- 93%
- Mixed
- 3 comments
- 7%
- Negative
- 0 comments
- 0%
Mostly positive: viewers praise the story, the orcs and the king's death and return, and ask for the next part; the main criticism is continuity between shots.
Top themes
“I cried so much when he died & cheered when he was resurrected.”
“A superb storyline filled with great twists and interesting characters, especially the orcs.”
“This is your best movie so far..”
“Best series I can't get my eyes off Much love from Nigeria, waiting for the next episode”
“Stunning visuals, and a total lack of continuity. But a pleasure to watch.”
Fun Facts
- A PixVerse Original
- The upload is labelled A PixVerse Original, PixVerse's label for creator-led productions it supports and distributes.
- Source: youtube.com
- One-person studio
- The studio's site says one person is behind Epic AI Films: Alex builds the world, directs the images and motion, edits the film and shapes its sound.
- Source: epicaifilms.com
- Workflow shared
- The description links a public PixVerse Canvas project that shows the film's production workflow.
- Source: youtube.com
Credits
- Director
- Alex
- Written by
- Alex
- Studio
- Epic AI Films
Cast & Crew
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