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Tag Archives: Sword and Sorcery
Deathstalker II (1987)
The Deathstalker movies, from the Roger Corman factory, tend to get lumped together. It’s understandable. They’re the prototypical 80’s Conan the Barbarian rip-offs, sword and sorcery with southern California accents and fabulous 80’s hair, cheap special effects, loincloths and cavegirl bikinis, and, of … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Fantastique
Tagged 80's, Amazons, Deathstalker, Fantasy, Jim Wynorski, Roger Corman, Sword and Sorcery, Twins, Wrestling, Zombie
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Sorceress (1982)
When Roger Corman saw the opening weekend box office for Conan the Barbarian (1982), he asked that Jim Wynorski turn out a quickie script for a sword and sorcery picture. Jack Hill, director of exploitation classics Spider Baby (1964), Pit Stop … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Nilbog
Tagged 80's, cheesecake, Fantasy, Jack Hill, Roger Corman, Sword and Sorcery, Twins, Zombie
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Dragonslayer (1981)
I wanted to follow up my review of Excalibur (1981) with Dragonslayer (1981), not just because it’s another sword & sorcery film released the same year, but because it’s trying to do much the same thing thematically, albeit with a … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Fantastique
Tagged 80's, Dragon, Fantasy, Peter MacNicol, Ralph Richardson, Sword and Sorcery, Walt Disney
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