Deathstalker (film)
Deathstalker is a 1983 ArgentineAmerican fantasy adventure film directed by James Sbardellati credited as John Watson and starring Rick Hill, Barbi Benton, Bernard Erhard and Lana Clarkson. It was the first in a series of four films about the Deathstalker character and his adventures, and the first of the nine movies that Roger Corman produced in Argentina during the 1980s.
On his journey, Deathstalker learns of a tournament from Oghris Richard Brooker, a charming warrior in midriffbaring armor. Munkar has invited warriors across the land to participate in contests until a winner is determined the winner will inherit Munkars kingdom. One night along the way to the tournament, the pair meet Kaira, a defiant female warrior Lana Clarkson who wears only a Gstring and a cloak to conceal her large breasts. Later that night Deathstalker forcibly removes Kairas skimpy outfit and has passionate sex with her. Salmaron looks on with amusement as Kairas moans of pleasure echo through the night. Kaira joins the group on their journey the next morning.Munkar reveals to his assistant that his true agenda is for the warriors to fight each other to the death until only a weakened survivor remains for Munkar to kill. This would remove all threats to his rule. Arriving at Munkars castle, Deathstalker and the other participants gather in Munkars banquet room the night before the tournament. The warriors are invited to get drunk and rape Munkars harem slaves, including Princess Codille Barbi Benton. Oghris connects with one slave girl while Kaira keeps Deathstalker to herself. Deathstalker rescues Princess Codille, briefly, but Munkar takes her back. Munkar transforms his assistant into the likeness of the Princess and sends him to kill the hero when Deathstalker attempts to rape Codille, he discovers that the woman is not all woman and sends her away. Kaira finds the assassin assuming she is the real Codille, she is tragically killed by the assassin in a sword fight after Munkars disguise spell wears off. ........
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