Deathstalker

Fans of Patton Oswalt might enjoy his role in the movie 'Deathstalker' because, although the film itself is a cult classic sword-and-sorcery flick from the 1980s known for its campy style and over-the-top characters, Oswalt's approach brings a unique comedic flair reminiscent of his most iconic performance in "King of Queens," where his timing and delivery shine. While 'King of Queens' showcases his relatable and down-to-earth humor, his role in 'Deathstalker' allows him to explore a more exaggerated and fantastical character, demonstrating his versatility. An interesting and unexpected detail is that despite the serious fantasy setting, Oswalt's character contains subtle comedic moments that he improvised, injecting levity into scenes that were otherwise played straight, adding a fresh dimension to the cult film.