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4.4/10
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Sword and sorcery story of the cosmic struggle between white magic and black magic.Sword and sorcery story of the cosmic struggle between white magic and black magic.Sword and sorcery story of the cosmic struggle between white magic and black magic.
Roberto Nelson
- Erlick
- (as Bob Nelson)
Ana De Sade
- Delissia
- (as Ana de Sade)
Roberto Ballesteros
- Traigon
- (as Robert Ballesteros)
Douglas Sandoval
- Hunnu
- (as Douglas Sanders)
Antonio Zubiaga
- Khrakannon
- (as Tony Stevens)
Silvia Manríquez
- Kanti
- (as Silvia Masters)
Luz María Jerez
- Dancer
- (as Lucy Jensen)
Miguel Ángel Fuentes
- Player
- (as Michael Fountain)
Paco Pharrez
- Armorer
- (as Peter Farmer)
Fidel Garriga
- Soldier
- (as Phillip Garrigan)
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- TriviaDirector Jack Hill asked that his name be removed from the credits for two reasons: (1) the special effects, around which much of the script had been written, ended up being much less impressive than producer Roger Corman had promised, and (2) Hill had written a role for his friend Sid Haig but Corman refused to hire him at the last minute.
- GoofsWhen Mira and Mara hold out their hands for Krona, they do so palms up. In the close-up, their hands are palms down.
- ConnectionsEdited into Wizards of the Lost Kingdom (1985)
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Hmmmm, picture this if you will; a pair of sexy twin sisters who have a delightful tendency to bare their (perfectly formed) breasts at any given opportunity, barbarians, boobies, cruel torture routines, boobies, monsters, boobies and magic..... Yep, everything any self respecting, red blooded male could ever want for in a film in fact, feature in this highly enjoyable sword & sorcery outing brought to us by director Jack Hill.
The film never makes the mistake of taking itself at all seriously and is chock full of tongue in cheek moments and double entendres in addition to the requisite action goodies.
Highlights of special note include some particularly well rendered and creepy looking zombies, a cringe inducing scene where a main character narrowly avoids suffering a wickedly sharp spike up his back side(!) and a super hammy main villain.
Tremendously fun if you approach it in the correct frame of mind (and probably even better when one is drunk). Oh, did I happen to mention the beautiful boobies on display in this?
The film never makes the mistake of taking itself at all seriously and is chock full of tongue in cheek moments and double entendres in addition to the requisite action goodies.
Highlights of special note include some particularly well rendered and creepy looking zombies, a cringe inducing scene where a main character narrowly avoids suffering a wickedly sharp spike up his back side(!) and a super hammy main villain.
Tremendously fun if you approach it in the correct frame of mind (and probably even better when one is drunk). Oh, did I happen to mention the beautiful boobies on display in this?
- HaemovoreRex
- Feb 13, 2008
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- $500,000 (estimated)
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