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Kiro Wehara | ... |
Thong
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David Brandon | ... |
Zor
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Robert Black | ... |
High Priest
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Donald Hodson | ... |
Village Elder
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Stephan Soffer | ... |
Ravani
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Nello Pazzafini | ... |
Wallon
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Osiride Pevarello | ... |
Sandur
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Sandra Carle | ... |
Old Woman
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Nancy Hall | ... |
1st Maiden
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Linette Ray | ... |
2nd Maiden
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Robert Karshin | ... |
1st Youth
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Andy Stradly | ... |
2nd Youth
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In this sequel, the Fighting Eagle returns. This time he must save a former mentor from the evil Zor. Ator battles cavemen, invisible swordsmen, and barbarians with his new sidekick Thong to finally have the ultimate showdown with Zor. Written by Sean Kilby and Jason Parker <gestalt@ix.netcom.com>
A bad low budget flick, it is a real pain to watch. The scenes shown in the credits appear to have nothing to do with the rest of the film. For some reason this movie, set in the Middle Ages, features grenades, a hanglider, and an atomic explosion. The main character, Ator, is supposed to be hero because he can defeat puppet snakes and spiders. For some reason the writers decided to name his sidekick "Thong"(or is it "Fong"?). This movie was just another reason to change the channel until MST3K came along, and, as always, made it very enjoyable. At the end, they give a hilarious review of all the film's continuity problems. The film is titled Cave Dwellers when shown in MST.