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''[[Viy (2014)]]'' - the 2014 Russian-Ukrainian-Czech fantasy thriller, relised in USA under the title ''[[Forbidden Empire]]'' and starring [[Jason Flemyng]]. | ''[[Viy (2014)]]'' - the 2014 Russian-Ukrainian-Czech fantasy thriller, relised in USA under the title ''[[Forbidden Empire]]'' and starring [[Jason Flemyng]]. | ||
[[Image:Viy poster.jpg|thumb|none|200px|''[[Viy (2014)]]'']] | [[Image:Viy poster.jpg|thumb|none|200px|''[[Viy (2014)]]'']] | ||
''[[Viy 2]]'' - the working title for the 2019 Chinese-Russian-USA fantasy thriller, relised in USA under the title ''[[Journey to China: The Mystery of Iron Mask]]'' and starring [[Jason Flemyng]]. | |||
[[Image:JtCTMoIM poster.jpg|thumb|none|200px|''[[Viy 2]]'']] | |||
''[[Makarov PM|Viy]] - the Ukrainian designed and producing rubber firing variant of the [[Makarov PM]]. | ''[[Makarov PM|Viy]] - the Ukrainian designed and producing rubber firing variant of the [[Makarov PM]]. |
Latest revision as of 22:31, 18 January 2020
Viy is the novel of the Nikolai Gogol, wich basef on the Slavic mithology (Viy is the evil God of east slavian pre christian mythology).
Viy may stand for:
Viy (1967) - the 1967 Soviet mystery horror, relised in USA under the title Viy or Spirit of Evil and starring Leonid Kuravlyov.
Viy (2014) - the 2014 Russian-Ukrainian-Czech fantasy thriller, relised in USA under the title Forbidden Empire and starring Jason Flemyng.
Viy 2 - the working title for the 2019 Chinese-Russian-USA fantasy thriller, relised in USA under the title Journey to China: The Mystery of Iron Mask and starring Jason Flemyng.
Viy - the Ukrainian designed and producing rubber firing variant of the Makarov PM.