Movie: "The Warrior and the Sorceress"
| Release Date: | Sep 1984 |
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| Genres: | Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Romance |
| Runtime: | 74 min. |
| Cast: | 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) Marcos Woinsky (Burgo's Captain (as Mark Welles)) Cecilia North (Exotic Dancer) Dylan Willias (Zeg's Guard) Joe Cass (Zeg's Guard) Michael Zane (Zeg's Guard) Herman Cass (Zeg's Guard) Arturo Noal (Zeg's Guard (as Arthur Neal)) Herman Gere (Zeg's Guard) Gus Parker (Zeg's Guard) Ned Ivers (Slave) Lillian Cameron (Zeg's Drowned slave) Eve Adams (Woman At Well) Noëlle Balfour ((uncredited)) |
Storyline: A powerful warrior named Kain, skilled in the use of many weapons, discovers two worthy opponents while traveling through a small village. There he also encounters a ravishing sorceress. His holy warrior gig now over, Kain roams the earth as a mercenary, selling his unequaled skill at arms to the highest bidder. He'll find plenty of work in the village of Yamatar. The commoners there are exploited or enslaved by a pair of rival warlords named Zeg and Bal Caz, who spend most of their time struggling for control of Yamatar's well, just about the only thing of real value for thousands of square miles. Kain may be just a sword for hire these days, but the old Homerac in him is rankled by what he sees in the village, and just for the hell of it, he decides to bring down both tyrants.
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