A mighty hero battles the son of Satan and his evil witch ally to save a kingdom from being taken over by the duo.A mighty hero battles the son of Satan and his evil witch ally to save a kingdom from being taken over by the duo.A mighty hero battles the son of Satan and his evil witch ally to save a kingdom from being taken over by the duo.
Pietro Torrisi
- Siegfried
- (as Peter Mc Coy)
Beni Cardoso
- Azira
- (as Benny Cardoso)
Pietro Ceccarelli
- Tares
- (as Peter Caine)
Francesco Anniballi
- Villager
- (uncredited)
Rossana Canghiari
- The Queen
- (uncredited)
Rolando De Santis
- Villager
- (uncredited)
Mario Novelli
- Barbar
- (uncredited)
Bruno Rosa
- Village Elder
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaUnlike most actors cast in similar roles, Pietro Torrisi did not shave his chest for this production.
- Quotes
Princess Valkari: A girl has weapons that no man has.
- ConnectionsEdited from Sangraal, la spada di fuoco (1982)
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Watching this I got reminded of my childhood and how I loved watching these types of movies. Swords and sandals I think they are called, with a touch of fantasy. And then I thought my childhood was all a lie. How could I have watched this and think this is any good? But reviews in general here have proved that this obviously is one of the weaker efforts. Apart from one praising this as being better than LotR - pure magic, especially because in no way is this explained. Not that you could explain it and sometimes you go with your gut feeling. But if you want to compare this with a "big budget" movie take Army of Darkness, not LotR which even if you don't like it plays in a different ballpark altogether.
Another reviewer of course, how many times can the hero of the movie be captured? The answer lies within this film. If that resembles to anything that makes sense for you: good for you. Just don't expect the majority to get it. Even when the movie tries to defend it at every way possible. "Stunts" are as if they were from a different era. When you could spot the stunt man doing the back-flips. It has its charm I guess. But there are a lot of other problems too. The inability to act, the script that if it even existed, is as terrible at dialog as it gets. You could go further and accuse this of sexism (more on the women side, but men get a bad rep from this too) and many other things. Prop swords that bend on papier-mache walls and so forth ... I'm beginning to wonder why I gave it a 2 right now ... but I guess I'm still a sucker for this
Another reviewer of course, how many times can the hero of the movie be captured? The answer lies within this film. If that resembles to anything that makes sense for you: good for you. Just don't expect the majority to get it. Even when the movie tries to defend it at every way possible. "Stunts" are as if they were from a different era. When you could spot the stunt man doing the back-flips. It has its charm I guess. But there are a lot of other problems too. The inability to act, the script that if it even existed, is as terrible at dialog as it gets. You could go further and accuse this of sexism (more on the women side, but men get a bad rep from this too) and many other things. Prop swords that bend on papier-mache walls and so forth ... I'm beginning to wonder why I gave it a 2 right now ... but I guess I'm still a sucker for this
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- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Throne of Fire
- Filming locations
- Bracciano, Rome, Lazio, Italy(Castle and surrounding lands.)
- Production company
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- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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