Deathstalker (1983)

77 min · Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Knights Tale, Monumental Film, Sexploitation Film, Sword And Sorcery, action film, adventure film, fantasy film, science fiction film, sword and sorcery film

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Directors

John Watson

Cast

Rick Hill, Barbi Benton, Richard Brooker, Lana Clarkson, Victor Bo, Bernard Erhard, Augusto Larreta, Lillian Ker, Marcos Woinsky, Adrian De Piero, George Sorvic, Boy Olmi, Horace Marassi, Patrick Duggan, Maria Fournery, Gabriela Rubinstein, Sebastián Larreta, Amalia Marty, Claude Petty, Rudy Kumze

The story

On a mythical land and time, the warrior Deathstalker is set by a witch on a quest to find a chalice, an amulet and a sword, two of which are already held by the wicked sorcerer Munkar, who has deposed the land's king and taken control as the new kingdom's regent. Deathstalker finds the sword almost immediately, which has been hidden by the witch in a cave guarded by an ogre and an imp. The imp Salmaron reveals himself to be a thief cursed by the witch and aids Deathstalker in defeating the ogre.

Catalogue themes and tags

Bare Breasts, Black Magic, Despot, Enchantment, Female Nudity, Freedom Fighter, Gladiator Fight, Governance, Hero, Heroism, Hexen, Kampf, Kampf um Existens, Kingdom, Kämpfer, Königshaus, Liebesspiele, Male Protagonist, Nudity, Occupying Power, Power Struggle, Queen, Rape, Schwert, Sex Slave, Sorcerer, Sorcery, Strong Woman, Subjection, Surpression, Swordplay, Swordsman, Zauberkraft, Zweikampf, Action/Adventure, Sword and sorcery, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Adventure

Genres

Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Knights Tale, Monumental Film, Sexploitation Film, Sword And Sorcery, action film, adventure film, fantasy film, science fiction film, sword and sorcery film

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