Lady Death, a powerful and immortal warrior, is summoned from hell to Earth to battle a demonic invasion. She must use her formidable combat skills and supernatural abilities to protect humanity from an overwhelming evil. Along the way, she encounters allies and enemies, all while grappling with her own dark past and destiny.

Lady Death (2004) received a largely negative reception from critics and audiences. It is often cited as an example of low-budget, direct-to-video action-horror that fails to deliver on its potential, with common criticisms focusing on its underdeveloped plot, poor acting, and uninspired visual effects.

• Praised for its ambitious concept but criticized for its execution.
• The action sequences are often considered lackluster and poorly choreographed.
• Performance from the lead and supporting cast is frequently described as unconvincing.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Lady Death are scarce and generally negative. Those who have commented often point to the film's low production values and a story that doesn't live up to its supernatural premise.

The film is based on the popular comic book character of the same name, created by Brian Pulido, though this adaptation was not well-received by fans of the comic series.