“Masters of the Universe” is a delightfully campy and over-the-top adaptation of the popular ’80s toy line and animated series, blending elements of science fiction, fantasy, and superhero action. Directed by Gary Goddard, the film follows the iconic characters of He-Man and Skeletor as they engage in an epic battle for the fate of the mystical land of Eternia, with the action spilling over into the modern-day city of Los Angeles.

Powered by a larger-than-life visual aesthetic, an eclectic cast of characters, and a soundtrack that perfectly captures the decade’s bombastic sensibilities, “Masters of the Universe” is an unapologetically absurd and joyfully self-aware cinematic experience. While the film may not always succeed in translating the depth and complexity of the source material, its sheer exuberance and commitment to its over-the-top premise make it a delightfully entertaining cult classic for fans of the era’s fantastical sci-fi/fantasy fare.