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A fearsome swordsman, Kain, crosses the barren wastelands and comes upon a town where two arch enemies fight incessantly for control of the town's only well.A fearsome swordsman, Kain, crosses the barren wastelands and comes upon a town where two arch enemies fight incessantly for control of the town's only well.A fearsome swordsman, Kain, crosses the barren wastelands and comes upon a town where two arch enemies fight incessantly for control of the town's only well.
María Socas
- Naja the Sorceress
- (as Maria Socas)
Anthony De Longis
- Kief, Zeg's Captain
- (as Anthony DeLongis)
Guillermo Marín
- Bal Caz
- (as William Marin)
Armando Capo
- Burgo the Slaver
- (as Arthur Clark)
Marcos Woinsky
- Burgo's Captain
- (as Mark Welles)
Cecilia Narova
- Exotic Dancer
- (as Cecilia North)
José Casanova
- Zeg's Guard
- (as Joe Cass)
Arturo Noal
- Zeg's Guard
- (as Arthur Neal)
Miguel Zavaleta
- Zeg's Guard
- (as Michael Zane)
Hernán Gené
- Zeg's Guard
- (as Herman Gere)
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Did you know
- TriviaUnlike much bigger-budget movies such as Total Recall (1990) or Good Luck Chuck (2007) this movie features a woman with anatomically correct multiple breasts, in this case four.
This does happen occasionally due to a mutation, but only along the Mammalian Lines - two arcs along the torso from the genitals to the forelegs (armpits in humans), on which the teats of all mammals occur. Any number of teats may form on any species, but the typical amount is twice the usual litter size (which is of course one in humans), and no breasts would ever form along a horizontal line.
- GoofsThe planet Ur has two suns in the sky, yet there are no double shadows.
Two suns are so far away that they don't present two light sources. It's not like two spotlights.
- Alternate versionsAccording to the "Technical specs" link for this movie, there are at least two different versions of this film, one clocking in at 1 hr 21 min (81 min), and a second at 1 hr 14 min (74 min). The second was only released in the United Kingdom and has been edited down to remove some scenes of violence.
- ConnectionsEdited from Deathstalker (1983)
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Would you believe it, a sword and sorcery adaption of Akira Kurosawa's classic, Yojimbo?! Yes indeed and it's actually rather entertaining stuff to boot in fact.
David Carradine stars as a mysterious, monosyllabic, sword wielding wanderer (try repeating that when you're drunk!) who arrives in a town run by two warring factions and who subsequently proceeds to counter sell his fighting prowess to each side in turn, whilst simultaneously playing them both off against one another.
Containing some nicely implemented sword play (choreographed by fellow star in this and always fun to watch, Anthony De Longis), a fair quota of breasts including one woman who bears four, yes FOUR of them(!) and even a rubbery tentacled monster, this proves to be a highly satisfying watch if your in the mood for the like.
David Carradine stars as a mysterious, monosyllabic, sword wielding wanderer (try repeating that when you're drunk!) who arrives in a town run by two warring factions and who subsequently proceeds to counter sell his fighting prowess to each side in turn, whilst simultaneously playing them both off against one another.
Containing some nicely implemented sword play (choreographed by fellow star in this and always fun to watch, Anthony De Longis), a fair quota of breasts including one woman who bears four, yes FOUR of them(!) and even a rubbery tentacled monster, this proves to be a highly satisfying watch if your in the mood for the like.
- HaemovoreRex
- Apr 12, 2008
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $2,886,225
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $574,210
- Sep 9, 1984
- Gross worldwide
- $2,886,225
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By what name was The Warrior and the Sorceress (1984) officially released in India in English?
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