November 10, 2008
Better than expected Conan rip off.
Anthony De Longis, George Maharis, Jeff Corey
Lean, lanky Lee Horsley (TV's Matt Houston is hardly the iconic image of a medieval warrior, but in this cheesy Conan the Barbarian knockoff he makes his swaggering, mercenary Talon a ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 24, 2001
Stats: 173 reviews
Flixster Reviews (173)
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October 28, 2007Very, very silly, and quite hilarious. Not enough so to keep me awake through the entire thing, though...
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July 15, 2007If only the movie was as exciting as the artwork. I found it a bit dull, with not enough monsters, dungeons and battles. There was a cool three-bladed sword the hero Talon (Lee Horsley) wielded. It was somewhat like Conan the Barbarian. The evil sorceror Clusia was played by Rich...( read more)
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January 18, 2007Oh, the cheese factor is so high on this one, but you've got Richard Lynch as an evil king, Richard Moll as the evil sorcerer, Matt Houston as the "hunky" hero, and the eternally twelve-years-old Kathleen Beller as the gutsy maiden!!
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July 6, 2006The story line here is a familiar one for fantasy buffs - Evil leader wants more power so kills rival leader. Son of deceased King vows vengeance. Many years pass and said son is now skilled warrior who single-handily slaughters opposing army and beds distressed maiden. However, ...( read more)
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April 23, 2009I love the 3 bladed sword... and the shoot too!! Oops the 12 yo in me is speaking out
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November 9, 2008Review will be written when/if re-watched (Probability: Zero).
First viewing: 24.06.2002 -
October 22, 2008this is 1 of my favs of all time and i can't wait for part to it took 28 years but it coming out.
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