If you enjoyed the fierce and adventurous spirit of 'Viking Women (2014)', you're in for a treat! This article explores 10 similar movies and shows that capture the same blend of action, historical drama, and strong female leads. Whether you're a fan of Viking lore or just love epic tales of bravery, these recommendations will keep you entertained.

Rome (2005)
Description: Though set in ancient Rome, it shares the historical epic approach to warrior cultures, political intrigue, and the clash of civilizations.
Fact: The production built the largest standing sets in Europe at the time, recreating parts of ancient Rome.


Valhalla Rising (2009)
Description: A surreal and atmospheric exploration of Norse warriors on a mysterious journey, blending historical elements with mystical symbolism.
Fact: The film features almost no dialogue in its first 40 minutes, relying entirely on visual storytelling.


Game of Thrones (2011)
Description: Features warrior cultures inspired by Norse mythology, with the Iron Islanders particularly resembling Vikings in their seafaring and raiding ways.
Fact: The show's Dothraki language was fully developed by a linguist, with over 3,000 words in its vocabulary.


The Northman (2022)
Description: A brutal and visually stunning depiction of Viking revenge sagas, featuring authentic Norse mythology and warrior culture.
Fact: The film's production built an entire Viking village in Northern Ireland to ensure historical accuracy.


Vikings (2013)
Description: Centered around Norse warriors, their raids, and exploration, it delves into Viking society, mythology, and the personal struggles of its leaders.
Fact: The series was initially inspired by the sagas of Viking Ragnar Lothbrok, a legendary Norse hero.


Black Sails (2014)
Description: While about pirates, it shares themes of seafaring warriors, tribal loyalties, and the fight for survival in a harsh world.
Fact: The series serves as a prequel to Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel 'Treasure Island'.


Outlander (2014)
Description: While not about Vikings, it shares themes of time-displaced warriors, historical conflict, and strong female characters in harsh environments.
Fact: The series is filmed in multiple countries, with Scotland standing in for 18th century America in later seasons.


The Last Kingdom (2015)
Description: This series shares a focus on Viking culture, battles, and the clash between Norse paganism and Christianity, set in a historical context with strong warrior protagonists.
Fact: Based on Bernard Cornwell's 'The Saxon Stories' novels, the show blends historical events with fictional characters.


Norsemen (2016)
Description: A comedic take on Viking life, blending historical elements with modern humor while still portraying the harsh realities of Norse society.
Fact: Unique for being filmed twice - once in Norwegian and once in English, with the same actors performing both versions.


The Pillars of the Earth (2010)
Description: Set in medieval England, it captures the same period's atmosphere of violence, religious conflict, and struggle for power.
Fact: Based on Ken Follett's bestselling novel, which spent 18 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.
