There are several similar vids around. You might find them at motherless.com.

https://motherless.com/E8D5AB8

This movie is also known as the "Son of Spartacus." At about 4:30, Reeves comes upon a group of men being crucified. You'll like what he does. Lots of good swordfights in this movie.

 https://youtu.be/PZ4AbSTv_78

At about 1;25 there's an unusual battle where two points on the ends of a pick axe pair end up in a man's belly. There's other stabbings, too including that of a traitor by many men.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yJ-Dd2vVZY

Another movie I've been searching for for years was this Viking movie that had this end scene with the bad guy slowly being stabbed in the belly with a sword. I finally found it 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdEX3DZKzUQ&t=3351s

Currently obsessed with this ship to ship battle  at 10:37. There's so much going on that in over little over 1 and a half minutes, some ten to 20 guys get stabbed in the gut or kilt! If you watch in the background, one guy gets stabbed in the belly and then runs onto and hugs his slayer so that another guy, his comrade can run the guy that stabbed him, through!

There's also those hold the guy's wrist and jab it in there. And lots of fighting. Reminds me of REVENG OF THE GLADIATORS where at the end, there's about five guys slaying five guys!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfBoOWZz5C8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TBxlZEe5og&t=481s

"So, Atticus, you thought you could escape your fate by running past my guards? We can all see how well that worked out for you."

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The 4 young guys r the kind of guys I imagine for the attached drawing. GUT UP !!!

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Hey guys,
Just a quick question.  Do you think we should break this section (pictures) into subcategories?

    I've posted a picture showing some traditional gladiators. Which style will you adopt for you fights in the arena? Let us know why in the comments. Remember, you might be victorious or you may die, choose carefully.