Sword and sorcery collection

Resource Information

The work Sword and sorcery collection represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Utica Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

Sword and sorcery collection

Contributor

• Lazar, John, 1946-
• Ruttenberg, Neil
• Shea, Katt, 1957-
• Benton, Barbi
• Broderick, John C., 1942-2001
• Brooker, Richard, 1954-2013
• Sessa, Alex
• DeLongis, Anthony, 1950-
• Erhard, Bernard, 1934-2000
• New World Pictures (Firm)
• Naples, Toni
• Dunlap, Dawn, 1962-
• Sbardellati, James, 1951-
• Shout! Factory (Firm)
• Gabrielle, Monique, 1963-
• Isaac, Frank K
• Townes, Harry
• Terlesky, John
• Hill, Rick
• Wynorski, Jim
• Askew, Luke, 1932-2012
• Corman, Roger, 1926-
• Rodeo Productions, Inc
• Stout, William, 1949-
• Socas, María
• Cohen, Howard R
• Carradine, David
• Zagarino, Frank
• Bó, Víctor
• New Horizons Picture Corp
• Clarkson, Lana
• Olivera, Héctor

Subject

• Exploitation films
• Adventure and adventurers
• Middle Ages -- Drama
• Kidnapping
• Middle Ages
• Drama
• Life on other planets -- Drama
• Fantasy films
• Man-woman relationships -- Drama
• Man-woman relationships
• Princesses -- Drama
• Kidnapping -- Drama
• Martial artists
• Queens -- Drama
• Women in combat -- Drama
• Murder for hire
• Murder for hire -- Drama
• Queens
• Drifters -- Drama
• Rape -- Drama
• Adventure and adventurers -- Drama
• Fantasy films
• Women in combat
• Swordplay
• Adventure films
• Life on other planets
• Rape
• Good and evil
• Fiction films
• Swordplay -- Drama
• Princesses
• B films
• Martial arts films
• Feature films
• Action and adventure films
• Wizards -- Drama
• Drifters
• Good and evil -- Drama
• Martial artists -- Drama
• Wizards
• Low budget films
• Swashbuckler films

Genre

• Feature films
• Low budget films
• Martial arts films
• Exploitation films
• Swashbuckler films
• B films
• Action and adventure films
• Drama
• Fantasy films
• Fiction films
• Adventure films

Language

eng

Summary

• Deathstalker: A mighty warrior is chosen to battle the evil forces of a strange medieval planet
• Deathstalker II: The title character is a contract man hired by a princess to regain her throne stolen by an evil wizard
• The Warrior and the Sorceress: On an imaginary planet, a drifter/holy-man/martial arts expert does battle with two arch enemies and aims to rescue a beautiful sorceress
• Barbarian Queen: An amazon queen avenges the kidnapping of her fiance and raping of her sister

Related

• Deathstalker
• Deathstalker II : duel of the titans
• Barbarian queen
• Warrior and the sorceress

Member of

• Roger Corman's cult classics

Cataloging source

DPL

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

• Deathstalker: Director of photography, Leonardo Rodríguez Solis ; editors, John K. Adams, Silvia Ripoll ; music, Oscar Cardozo Ocampo
• Deathstalker II: Director of photography, Leonard Solis ; editor, Steve Barnett ; music, Chuck Cirino
• The warrior and the sorceress: Director of photography, Leonard Solis ; editor, Silvia Roberts ; music, Louis Saunders
• Barbarian queen: Director of photography, Rudy Donovan ; editors, Silvia Roberts, Leslie Rosenthal ; music, Chris Young, James Horner

Intended audience

MPAA rating: R

PerformerNote

• Deathstalker: Richard Hill, Barbi Benton, Richard Brooker, Lana Clarkson, Victor Bo, Bernard Erhard
• Deathstalker II: John Terlesky, Monique Gabrielle, John La Zar, Toni Naples
• The warrior and the sorceress: David Carradine, Luke Askew, Maria Socas, Anthony Delongis, Harry Townes
• Barbarian queen: Lana Clarkson, Katt Shea, Frank Zagarino, Dawn Dunlap
• Richard Hill, Barbi Benton, John Terlesky, Monique Gabrielle, Lana Clarkson, David Carradine, Maria Socas

Runtime

311

Series statement

Roger Corman's cult classics

Technique

live action