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7 September 1984 (USA) moreTagline:
An age of mystery and magic... Of swords and sorcery.Plot:
The mighty warrior, Kain, crosses the barren wastelands of the planet Ura, where two arch enemies, Zeg and the evil degenerate Balcaz... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | 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 |
| William Marin | ... | Bal Caz |
| Arthur Clark | ... | Burgo the Slaver |
| Daniel March | ... | Blather, Bal Caz's Fool |
| John Overby | ... | Gabble, Bal Caz's Fool |
| Richard Paley | ... | Scar-face |
| Mark Welles | ... | Burgo's Captain |
| Cecilia North | ... | Exotic Dancer |
| Dylan Willias | ... | Zeg's Guard |
| Joe Cass | ... | Zeg's Guard |
| Michael Zane | ... | Zeg's Guard |
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So, it's not the latest Merchant-Ivory production. Let's face it, those blokes could certainly learn a thing or two from the Roger Corman school of filmmaking.
"THE WARRIOR AND THE SORCERESS" has a lot going for it, and bears the distinction of being the only film in motion picture history to ever combine all of the following elements* into a neat 77 minute package AND still manage to pack the kids' lunches, run for Governor of Illinois and pick up last week's dry cleaning all at the same time. What a trooper!
*"The following elements"... -- David Carradine -- Tons of naked women -- Sword fights (inept and otherwise) -- Maria Socas running around topless eighty percent of the time -- Cues from James Horner's "HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP" score -- Tons of breasts... the friendly kind -- A fat man and his angry lizard (that astounds like no other animatronic, yet immobile angry lizard ever could!) -- A chick with four... count 'em... four tits (beat that Verhoeven!) -- And, of course... David Carradine.
What more could you ask for? A blender? This film deserves it's own category. Peplum Film Noir.
If you want to send love this Christmas, give 'em "THE WARRIOR AND THE SORCERESS". They'll devour it in 77 minutes flat... and, love you for it, if time permits.