The Warrior and the Sorceress (1984)

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Directed by

John C. Broderick

Starring

David Carradine
Kain

Luke Askew
Zeg the Tyrant

Maria Socas
Naja the Sorceress

Anthony De Longis
Kief, Zeg's Captain

Harry Townes
Bludge the Prelate

Marcos Woinsky
Burgo's Captain

Written by

John C. Broderick

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13 years, 2 months ago at Mar 2 20:42

J Luoma

I think it is not fair to criticise any barbarian movies, but - give me a break - this pile stinks! David Carradine is pretty ok, as always, and Maria Socas tries to avoid the tedium well with her topless passivity, but the film just is not interesting enough. Too bad...

7/10

10 years ago at Apr 20 4:46

markjazz

For it's budget this film is actually pretty good. It's loosely based off of the idea of A Fistful of Dollars and it works well for this type of genre of film. Kain is basically getting as much cash as he can while he pits two opposing clans against each other that fight for the only water source around.

Naja is the "Sorceress" but she doesn't do much except run around naked, even a... read more

A watch once movie that did everything well.

2 years, 1 month ago at Mar 14 3:33

Manling

There are only 3 categories you need to make a Sword & Sorcery film:Swords/fighting: +- The fighting was adequate, was sad to see that the powerful sword that could cut through anvils wasn't slicing people in half :( Found it interesting no one threw any rocks or had slings.Muscles/boobs: + While the main rogue/assassin/thief (Kill Bill guy) was not ripped, the captain of the guards was an... read more

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The mighty warrior, Kain, crosses the barren wastelands of the planet Ura, where two arch enemies, Zeg and the evil degenerate Balcaz, fight incessantly for control of the village’s only well. Kain sees his opportunity and announces that his sword is for hire… but his eyes stay clearly on the beautiful captive sorceress Naja, and his newly awakened purpose.

Release date: 7 September 1984
UPC: 736991625198

Tags: Fantasy (3), Barbarian (2), Drama (1), Action (1), Romance (1), Adventure (1), Usa (1), 1980s (1), 1984 (1), Argentina (1), 80's (1), Argentinian (1), Sword And Sorcery (1), HQ (1)

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Manling posted a review 2 years, 1 month ago

A watch once movie that did everything well.

“There are only 3 categories you need to make a Sword & Sorcery film:

Swords/fighting: +- The fighting was adequate, was sad to see that the powerful sword that could cut through anvils wasn't slicing people in half :(

Found it interesting no one threw any rocks or had slings.

Muscles/boobs: + While the main rogue/assassin/thief (Kill Bill guy) was not ripped, the captain of the guards was and left his shirt off for the entire movie.

+ Good amount of nudity for a Sword and Sorcery movie. + 4 boobed chick

Creative plot/enemies: + All of the acting was actually good, the two villains, princess, bad captain, and the main guy.

+ Good sets and good design.

- Besides a couple of tiny gems, there wasn't much cre” read more