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Hercules and Friends
Amazons Of Rome
(1961) $20.00aka: Le Vergini Di Roma
Directors Carlo L. Bragaglia and Vittorio Cottafavi teamed up to create this star-studded extravaganza. A warrior dashes between his barbaric allies and a city that's being defended by embattled women warriors. Stars Louis Jourdan and Sylvia Syms.
Atlas Against The Czar
(1964) $20.00aka: Maciste Alla Corte Dello Zar
Czar Nicolas sends a secret mission of experts to find a hidden treasure. But at the same time he prepares a group of mercenaries who should kill the members of the mission after their return. Stars Kirk Morris.
Atlas In The Land Of The Cyclops
(1961) $20.00aka's: Maciste In The Land Of Cyclops/Maciste Nella Terra Dei Ciclopi
An evil queen destroys an entire village, capturing the rightful queen and her infant son. Gordon Mitchell must save them from being sacrificed to the man-eating Cyclops!
The Barbarians
(1953) $20.00aka's: Il Sacco Di Roma/The Pagans
Amid the artistry, enlightenment and romance of the Renaissance, the citizens of Rome must defend themselves against a brutal onslaught of rape and pillage by ruthless invaders from Spain. Stars Pierre Cressoy, Hélène Rémy, Vittorio Sanipoli, Luigi Tosi and Annamaria Bugliari.
Battle Of The Amazons
(1973) $20.00aka: Le Amazzoni - Donne D'amore E Di Guerra
A tribe of large tough Amazon women rule the land with an iron hand. They enslave the men and use them for their reproductive needs. Zeno is a warrior who is caught in a comprising position, which is forbidden with one of the Amazon women, he is enslaved and the women he was with is hung up and tortured. Zeno using his wits is able to escape and finds himself with a few of his warrior friends helping a small village of farmers. They train the unskilled farmers into warriors and lead them in to a showdown with the Amazons.
Carthage In Flames
(1960) $20.00aka's: Cartagine In Fiamme/Carthage En Flammes
In 146 B. C. as the Roman legions lay siege to Carthage, Hiram (José Suárez), an exiled soldier-statesman, rescues a beautiful Roman, Fulvia (Anne Heywood), from a sacrificial altar. Hiram's enemy, the wily Phegor (Daniel Gélin), pursues them, but after a battle at sea, Hiram eludes Phegor and returns in secret to Carthage, where he learns that his beloved Ophir has been betrothed by her father to wed a young warrior, Tsour. Hiram abducts Ophir (Ilaria Occhini) and takes to sea once more. Phegor then captures Fulvia, whom he covets, and Hiram again tries to rescue her, but this time he is caught. Fulvia, in love with Hiram, arranges for his escape by promising to give herself to Phegor. As the Roman legions advance, Hiram appears before the grand council and volunteers to lead an army. Tsour (Terence Hill), sensing the sincerity of the offer, aligns himself with Hiram and joins him in going to meet the Romans, but they are unable to win the battle as Tsour is killed. Hiram flees with Ophir to the safety of his ship as the Romans enter Carthage. Fulvia seeks out Phegor, embraces him and drags him to his death in the flaming ruins of the city.
Colossus And The Amazon Queen
(1960) $20.00aka's: La Regina Delle Amazzoni/Colossus And The Amazons
Two gladiators fresh from the Trojan War are bamboozled into sailing for a secret island and then captured by lusty Amazons to be kept as breeding stock! Rod Taylor and Ed Fury star.
Colossus And The Headhunters
(1960) $20.00aka's: Maciste Contro I Cacciatori Di Teste/Maciste Contro I Tagliatori Di Teste
Ancient Greeks escape an island that is sinking after a volcanic eruption. Colossus (Kirk Morris) steers a raft to safety but they are captured by a tribe led by Queen Amoa (Laura Brown) that is itself under attack by headhunters. Colossus decides to come to their aid - and a battle ensues.
From a widescreen uncut import print.
Colossus Of The Arena (English Language Version)
(1964) $20.00aka's: Death In The Arena/Maciste Il Gladiatore Più Forte Del Mondo
Several gladiators are called to aid in an attempt to overthrow a queen (Scilla Gabel) who protects the common people from the wrath of the nobles. But Maciste (Mark Forest) comes to the rescue to prevent this. Also with Dan Vadis.
Dan Vadis was to die under strange circumstances. On June 11th, 1987, in Lancaster, California, he was found dead in an automobile out in the desert. His death, apparently due to an accidental drug overdose, resulting from acute ethanol and heroin-morphine intoxication. He was survived by his wife Sharon Jessup.
The Conqueror Of Atlantis
(1965) $20.00aka: Il Conquistatore Di Atlantide
Hercules (Kirk Morris) is washed ashore in Egypt and becomes involved in an adventure with some desert nomads, which leads him to a mysterious kingdom in the sand that turns out to be Atlantis. Here things take a surreal turn as Hercules battles a mad sorcerer, ray-guns and an army of blue-clad robotic warriors in a crescendo of action. Much of this films running time is taken up with Hercules slugging it out with the warriors in some entertaining fistfights, until his nomad friends arrive and enter the fray using evil looking metal balls attached to chains.
Conquest
(1983) $20.00aka: La Conquista
Italian sword and sorcery epic from splatter director Lucio Fulci loosely inspired from the Hercules mythos about two warriors on a quest and a vengeful demon who throws all kinds of nasty creatures along the way to fill scenes of gory violence. (For the first time in the U.S. uncut!)
Coriolanus: Hero Without A Country
(1964) $20.00aka's: Coriolano: Eroe Senza Patria/La Terreur Des Gladiateurs/Thunder Of Battle
Former Tarzan Gordon Scott leads the Plebians against the evil Roman senate in this gladiator spectacular boasting muscular heroics and expert battle scenes. Alberto Lupo and Lilla Brignone also star. (In widescreen format and uncut).
This film comes from a rare widescreen import print in very good picture quality. It is currently the best English language version available anywhere and is also uncut.
David And Goliath
(1978) $20.00Ted Cassidy (Lurch, Bigfoot) is outstanding as the legendary Goliath of Gath in this Made-For-TV mini series entry.
This was to be Ted Cassidy's last screen apperance. Cassidy died on January 16th, 1979, from complications following open-heart surgery to remove a non-malignant tumor of the heart. Rumor has it, his live-in girlfriend had his remains cremated, then buried in the backyard of their Woodland Hills home.
Erik The Conqueror
(1961) $20.00aka's: Gli Invasori/Fury Of The Vikings/La Ruée Des Vikings/The Invaders
A Viking settlement on the coast of England is mercilessly attacked by soldiers who conduct a massacre. Two young brothers with identical dragon tatooes, Aaron and Erik, are left on the sandy beach. Erik is taken away by the English Queen while Aaron is left to be raised by fellow Norsemen. Twenty years later the Vikings decide to avenge themselves, led by the now-adult Aaron (Cameron Mitchell). Erik (Giorgio Ardisson) has been crowned monarch of England and must face the feared Vikings for supremacy.
Esther And The King
(1960) $20.00aka: Esther E Il Re
After his wife is murdered, Persian King Ahasuerus (Richard Egan) chooses Esther (Joan Collins), a Jewish woman, to be his bride. But complications ensue when Esther and other Jews are required to renounce their faith.
Fire Monsters Against The Son Of Hercules
(1962) $20.00aka: Maciste Contro I Mostri
Hercules (Reg Lewis) battles a swarm of huge, hydra-headed dragons to save the residents of a remote village.
The Fury Of Hercules (English Language Version)
(1961) $20.00aka's: Fury Of Samson/La Furia Di Ercole
Hercules (Brad Harris) must fight an evil tyrant who has taken over the land of a beautiful queen. Also with Mara Berni and Alan Steel.
The Fury Of Hercules (German Language Version)
(1961) $20.00aka's: Befreier Der Versklavten/Fury Of Samson/La Furia Di Ercole
Hercules (Brad Harris) must fight an evil tyrant who has taken over the land of a beautiful queen. Also with Mara Berni and Alan Steel. (In German language and widescreen format).
NOTE: This rare German language import print has far superior picture quality than the English language U.S. version.
The Giant Of Marathon
(1959) $20.00aka: La Battaglia Di Maratona
This sword and sandal spectacle was directed by Jacques Tourneur of Val Lewton fame and features cinematography by Italian horror master, Mario Bava. Steve Reeves plays a courageous Greek hero whose muscle-bound heroics are the source of deadly frustration for the invading Persians. Plenty of excitement and adventure in what is considered one of Reeves's best films.
This film comes from a nice widescreen import print.
Giant Of Metropolis
(1963) $20.00aka: Il Gigante Di Metropolis
Muscleman Ohro (Gordon Mitchell) travels to the sinful capital of Atlantis to rebuke its godlessness and hubris and becomes involved in the battle against its evil lord Yoh-tar and his hideous super-science schemes.
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