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Deathstalker – The Last Great Warrior King DVD

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Deathstalker – The Last Great Warrior King DVD

UPC: 736991424791  

Region 1 DVD NTSC  

Made in USA 

 

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Overview

Step into a world of swords, sorcery, and epic battles with Deathstalker, the 1983 cult classic that defined the sword-and-sorcery genre. Starring Richard Hill as the mighty warrior Deathstalker, this film takes you on a perilous journey through a medieval kingdom plagued by treachery, magic, and evil forces. Tired of mundane battles and yearning to fulfill his destiny, Deathstalker embarks on a quest to win the throne of an evil wizard, gain ultimate mystical power, and capture the heart of the spirited Princess Codille (Barbi Benton). Packed with action, adventure, and a touch of dark humor, Deathstalker is a must-watch for fans of fantasy cinema.

 

Brawny blond longhair Richard Hill is the rogue barbarian hero Deathstalker in this hilariously slapdash sword-and-sorcery adventure. Armed with a sword that makes him invincible (provided by an otherwise completely useless sidekick), he heads off for a tournament of warriors sponsored by an evil wizard with a nasty plot to kill all his rivals... but don't worry about the plot because it makes no sense. This shot-in-Argentina, Roger Corman production features badly staged swordfights, loads of gratuitous nudity, female mud wrestling, trolls in bad rubber masks, and a funky eyeball-eating demon sock puppet. Former Hugh Hefner girlfriend Barbi Benton seems rather embarrassed in her role as a whiny harem girl. John Terlesky took over the title role in the sequel (Deathstalker II: Duel of the Titans) while topless warrior woman costar Lana Clarkson graduated to her own series, Barbarian Queen. --Sean Axmaker

 

Product Features

  • Format: DVD
  • Region: Region 1 encoded
  • Special Features:
    • Digitally remastered for superior picture quality
    • Original theatrical trailer
    • Cast biographies
    • Interactive menus
    • Scene index
    • Preview attractions
  • Running Time: Approximately 81 minutes

Interesting Facts

  • Franchise Origins: Deathstalker was produced by Roger Corman, a legendary figure in cult cinema, and became so popular that it spawned three sequels: Deathstalker II: Duel of the Titans (1987), Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell (1988), and Deathstalker IV: Match of the Titans (1991).
  • Cultural Impact: With its mix of epic battles and campy charm, Deathstalker became a staple of the 1980s sword-and-sorcery genre and influenced numerous fantasy films that followed.
  • Revival News: A modern reboot of Deathstalker is currently in development by filmmaker Steven Kostanski, featuring Daniel Bernhardt (John Wick) in the lead role. The remake promises to reimagine the classic tale for a new generation.
  • Behind the Scenes: The original Deathstalker was filmed in Argentina, featuring a mix of international and local talent, and was praised for its creative (albeit low-budget) use of special effects.
  • Artistic Legacy: Esteemed fantasy artist Boris Vallejo created the iconic posters for the original Deathstalker series, and he will also design the poster for the upcoming remake.

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