Vlad the Impaler (2018), also known as Deliler: Fatih’in Fermanı, is a Turkish historical action film directed by Osman Kaya. Set during the 15th century, the film focuses on the legendary figure Vlad the Impaler, who inspired the Dracula myth, and his confrontations with the Ottoman Empire.

The story revolves around a group of elite Ottoman soldiers known as the Deliler, or “The Brave Ones,” who are sent on a mission to confront Vlad III, Prince of Wallachia, known for his brutal methods of warfare, particularly his use of impalement against enemies. Vlad, depicted as a ruthless and bloodthirsty warlord, has terrorized the region, prompting Sultan Mehmed II to send his most skilled warriors to stop him.

The film portrays the heroic efforts of these soldiers, led by a fearless commander, as they navigate the perils of war, loyalty, and sacrifice. With intense battle sequences, striking cinematography, and a blend of history and legend, Vlad the Impaler offers a dramatic portrayal of one of the most infamous figures in European history, while celebrating the bravery of those who opposed him.

The movie highlights the tension between the Ottoman Empire and Wallachia, adding a heroic spin to the historical conflict, showcasing themes of honor, courage, and the fight against tyranny.