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Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell (1988) (V)
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Howard R. Cohen (written by)
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1988 (USA)
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Slaying His Rivals Isn't The Problem. Keeping Them Dead Is!
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The third thrilling saga of Deathstalker pits him against the evil wizard and ruler of the Southland...
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Lackluster entry in the series
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| John Allen Nelson | ... | Deathstalker | |
| Carla Herd | ... | Carissa / Elizena | |
| Terri Treas | ... | Camisarde | |
| Thom Christopher | ... | Troxartas | |
| Aarón Hernán | ... | Nicias (as Aaron Hernan) | |
| Roger Cudney | ... | Inaros | |
| Agustín Salvat | ... | Makut | |
| Claudia Inchaurregui | ... | Marinda | |
| Mario Iván Martínez | ... | Preacher (as Mario Ivan Martinez) | |
| Carlos Romano | ... | Gragas | |
| Erika Carlsson | ... | Khorsa (as Erica Carlsson) | |
| Alejandro Bracho | ... | Dead Warrior | |
| Lizetta Romo | ... | Dead Warrior | |
| Antonio Zubiaga | ... | Soldier | |
| Manuel Benítez | ... | Soldier (as Manuel Benitez) |
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Deathstalker 3
Deathstalker 3: The Warriors from Hell
Deathstalker III: Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell (USA) (video title)
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Deathstalker 3: The Warriors from Hell
Deathstalker III: Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell (USA) (video title)
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Revealing mistakes: When Nicias appears inside the castle and Troxartas' men take him away, his hunchback shifts noticeably under his cloak, revealing that it's just padding.
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Ah.....did my ears deceive me or was that the same score from 'Battle Beyond The Stars' AND 'Wizards Of The Lost Kingdom'? Oh yes it was! - which told me right from the start that this movies budget was presumably marginally smaller than a dead dogs IQ.
Still....there is the saying 'cheap and cheerful' so I sat and watched the film with low (but quietly hopeful) expectations.
Now I should point out here that having seen all of the Deathstalker movies, I've only really liked number 2 which took the refreshing step of introducing a highly comedic element into what is intrinsically a very stoic and humourless genre.
However, it was evident within a few minutes, and I was pleased to find that this sequel too, continued the tongue in cheek trend, although it is far more subtle here.
John Allen Nelson assumes the role of the eponymous hero this time around and he does an amiable job, delivering some witty one liners to help the action along.
So far not too bad then.....so why the relatively low rating I have awarded this film?
Well you see, nothing of any interest actually happens!
Sure there is some glorious overacting (especially from Thom Christopher), some atrociously choreographed sword fights, enough daft scenes to sink a Frigate and some exceptionally stupid dialogue....all the things in fact that any self respecting B-Movie should boast, however, it all feels strangely flat here.
Even the usual nudity quotient is ominously low in this instalment! (Shock, Horror!!!!)
To summarise then, whilst this is certainly not a particularly unwatchable movie, it certainly fails to enthral and will probably only be of any real interest to people wishing to view the whole Deathstalker series.