Additional Name(s)
Hill, Jack, 1933 January 28-
Summary"To maintain his powers, the evil wizard Traigon must sacrifice his firstborn child to the god Caligara. His wife, however, has other ideas and, [after giving birth], runs away ... with her twin daughters. Before dying, she hands the girls over to the warrior Krona, who promises to raise them as great soldiers. Twenty years later, Traigon returns and begins hunting down his daughters once again. Will the twins, with the help of the Barbarian Erlik and the Viking Baldar, be able to defeat their father?"--Internet movie database summary by Jean-Marc Rocher, as viewed on April 7, 2009.
Audience/RatingRating: R.
Publication[S.l.] : New World Pictures, c1982.
Physical Description1 videodisc (ca. 83 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
NoteCredits supplied from: Internet movie database, as viewed on April 7, 2009.
NoteOriginally distributed by New World Pictures.
NotePlaying time on release was 83 min., according to: Internet movie database, as viewed on April 7, 2009.
CreditsOriginal music by James Horner; cinematography by Álex Phillips, Jr.; film editing by Larry Bock and Barry Zetlin; production design by Charles Grodin; art direction by Joe Greenman; costume design by Kleomenes Stamatiades; makeup artists, John Carl Buechler and Carol Palomino.
CreditsLeigh Harris (Mira); Lynette Harris (Mara); Bob Nelson (Erlick); David Millbern (Pando); Bruno Rey (Valdar); Ana De Sade (Delissia); Robert Ballesteros (Traigon); Douglas Sanders (Hunnu); Tony Stevens (Khrakannon); Martin LaSalle (Krona); Silvia Masters (Kanti); William Arnold (Dargon); Teresa Conway (Amaya).
