
Being candid with you, I checked out of watching Netflix's The Witcher TV show just a few episodes into season three. I'd felt the first season was, despite being notably flawed, an alright first stab at the dark fantasy Wiedźmin world of Andrzej Sapkowski, but after being served up similar fayre in season two and then, in my opinion, even weaker sauce in season three's opening, I lost interest.
And while I was disappointed, sure, I wasn't mad, because as I wrote about at the time a no-budget YouTube The Witcher fan film, watchable in its entirety for free, captures the vibes of The Witcher better than the Netflix show in my opinion anyway. The movie, which is named Alzur's Legacy, revolves around Geralt's fellow witcher Lambert, of Kaer Morhen's School of the Wolf, as well as sorceress Triss Merigold, as they hunt down a renegade sorceress from Aretuza who has stolen the infamous mage Alzur's Almanach.