With "Game of Thrones" at an end and "House of the Dragon" on hiatus, fans of George R.R. Martin can assuage their hunger with another of the fantasy writer's tales, "In the Lost Lands." Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson and starring Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista, the tale is quite different from the dragons and power grabs of Westeros.

Exclusive: In the Lost Lands star Milla Jovovich and director Paul W.S. Anderson want to revisit the Lost Lands, and say writer George R.R. Martin also wants to

A witch and a gunslinger team up in Paul W.S. Anderson's violent fantasy film based on the short story by the 'Game of Thrones' author.

Z Nation isn’t the only time Martin has turned in a funny self-referencing cameo in a SYFY project. He also appeared in Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No (2015), losing his head in a gruesomely amusing scene that riffed on Ned Stark’s similar demise in Game of Thrones ’ first season.

Dave Bautista and Milla Jovovich star in an incoherent adaptation of an old Martin story about witches and werewolves.

A queen seeks to obtain the power to shape-shift and enlists the sorceress Gray Alys to venture into the perilous Lost Lands to retrieve it. Gray Alys, accompanied by a guide named Boyce, faces deadly creatures and treacherous landscapes. The journey challenges their resolve and reveals the true cost of the queen's desire.