Rick Hill ... Deathstalker (as Richard Hill)
Barbi Benton ... Codille
Richard Brooker ... Oghris
Lana Clarkson ... Kaira
Victor Bo ... Kang
Bernard Erhard ... Munkar
Augusto Larreta ... Salmaron (as August Larreta)
Veronica Llinas ... Toralva (as Lillian Ker)
Marcos Woinsky ... Gargit
Adrian De Piero ... Nicor (as Adrian De Piero)
Jorge Sorvik ... King Tulak (as George Sorvic) Boy Olmi ... Young Man
Horacio Marassi ... Creature Leader (as Horace Marassi)
Patrick Duggan ... Colobri
Maria Fournery ... Anella
Gabriela Rubinstein ... Tarra
Sebastian Larreta ... Talan (as Sebastian Larreta)
Amalia Marty ... Zaptiah
Claudio Petty ... Guard I (as Claude Petty)
Rudy Kumze ... Guard II
Alejandro Andres Cuello ... Young deathstalker (uncredited)

WARRIOR AND THE SORCERESS, THE(1984)

Welp, the has the great David Carradine in it and
you would think that would make for a great movie,
right?! Welp, it has nudity, swords, nudity, fighting,
nudity and welp, nudity!! Unlike the last of
these movies, this one is played pretty straight! C+

From IMDb.com:

Would you believe it, a sword and sorcery adaption
of Akira Kurosawa's classic, Yojimbo?! Yes indeed
and it's actually rather entertaining stuff to boot
in fact.

David Carradine stars as a mysterious, monosyllabic,
sword wielding wanderer (try repeating that when
you're drunk!) who arrives in a town run by two
warring factions and who subsequently proceeds to
counter sell his fighting prowess to each side in
turn, whilst simultaneously playing them both off
against one another.

Containing some nicely implemented sword play
(choreographed by fellow star in this and always
fun to watch, Anthony De Longis), a fair quota
of breasts including one woman who bears four,
yes FOUR of them(!) and even a rubbery tentacled
monster, this proves to be a highly satisfying
watch if your in the mood for the like. - HaemovoreRex

David Carradine ... Kain
Luke Askew ... Zeg the Tyrant
Maria Socas ... Naja the Sorceress
Anthony De Longis ... Kief, Zeg's Captain (as Anthony DeLongis)
Harry Townes ... Bludge the Prelate
Guillermo Marín ... Bal Caz (as William Marin)
Armando Capo ... Burgo the Slaver (as Arthur Clark)
Daniel March ... Blather, Bal Caz's Fool
John Overby ... Gabble, Bal Caz's Fool
Richard Paley ... Scar-face
Marcos Woinsky ... Burgo's Captain (as Mark Welles)
Cecilia Narova ... Exotic Dancer (as Cecilia North)
Dylan Willias ... Zeg's Guard
Jose Casanova ... Zeg's Guard (as Joe Cass)
Miguel Zabaleta ... Zeg's Guard (as Michael Zane)
Herman Cass ... Zeg's Guard
Arturo Noal ... Zeg's Guard (as Arthur Neal)
Hernan Gene ... Zeg's Guard (as Herman Gere)
Gus Parker ... Zeg's Guard
Ned Ivers ... Slave
Liliana Cameroni ... Zeg's Drowned Slave (as Lillian Cameron)
Eva Adanaylo ... Woman at Well (as Eve Adams)
Noelle Balfour ... (uncredited)

BARBARIAN QUEEN(1985)

Poor acting, boobs, bad script, more boobs, ok music,
even more boobs! Some pretty strange characters and it's
all about revenge! C+

From IMDb.com:

Almost typical female barbarian action with lots
of swordplay and lousy plot. Allmost typical because
the Mighty Female Barbarians are looking like big
eyed, blond haired Hollywood bimbos. Well in my
opinnion that's a winning combination. - hgm

Lana Clarkson ... Amethea Katt Shea ... Estrild
Frank Zagarino ... Argan
Dawn Dunlap ... Taramis
Susana Traverso ... Tiniara
Victor Bo ... Strymon
Armando Capo ... Arrakur (as Arman Chapman)
Andrea Barbieri ... Zoraida (as Andrea Barbizon)
Tony Middleton ... Zohar
Andrea Scriven ... Dariac
Roberto Catarineu ... Shibdiz (as Robert Carson)
Matilde Mur ... Eunuco (as Matilda Muir)
Eddie Pequenino ... Vendedor (as Eddie Little)
Patrick Duggan ... Shaman
Lucy Tiller ... Orellia
Ivan Grey ... Karax (as Ivan Green)
Theodore McNabney ... Cerus (as Theo McNabney)
Ricardo Jordan ... Vanir (as Richard R. Jordan)
John Head ... Alfana
Daniel Seville ... Kantaka
Eva Adanaylo ... Ciega (as Eva Donnelly)
Enrique Fynn Sastre ... Guard (as Henry Finn)
Grace Castle ... Arrakur's Lover
Luis Alday ... Warrior (as Louis Alday)
Norman Friedman ... Warrior
Alexander Essex ... Warrior
Daniel Ripari ... Warrior (as Guy Reed)
Alfredo Alesandrini ... Warrior (as Alfred Alexander)
Arturo Noal ... Warrior (as Arthur Neal)
Marcos Woinsky ... Arrakur's Right-Hand Man (uncredited)

DEATHSTALKER II(1987)

Played entirely tounge-in-cheek, with bad acting,
boobies, hunks, boobies, over-the-top music, boobies,
bad script, and did I mention booooooooobs!! A lot of
fun! B

From IMDb.com:

This has to rank alongside Roger Corman's best
as one of the great cult favorites.

The acting is atrocious and the direction is
primitive at best. But there's plenty of action
and bare bosoms, which is what such movies are
all about.

Terlesky seems to be getting by in Hollywood
nowadays as a writer, director and actor in
mostly B-movies, but D-2 represents the best
of his early days.

"Is Deathstalker your first name or your
last?" You gotta love lines like that.

A classic of sorts. - proffate

John Terlesky ... Deathstalker
Monique Gabrielle ... Reena the Seer / Princess Evie
John Lazar ... Jarek the Sorcerer (as John La Zar)
Toni Naples ... Sultana
Maria Socas ... Amazon Queen
Marcos Woinsky ... Pirate (as Marcos Wolinsky)
Dee Booher ... Gorgo - Amazon Champion Wrestler (as Queen Kong)
Jacques Arndt ... High Priest (as Jake Arnt)
Carina Davi ... Young Amazon
Jim Wynorski ... Dying Soldier (as Arch Stanton)
Douglas Mortimer ... Man in Black
Maria Luisa Carnivani ... Woman Guard
Leo Nichols ... Pirate's Hitman One
Frank Sisty ... Pirate's Hitman Two
Red Sands ... Pirate's Hitman Three
Dan Savio ... Pirate's Hitman Four
William Feldman ... Pirate's Hitman Five
Nico Sarudiansky ... Evie's Victim (as Nick Sardansky)
Victor Bo ... Kang (uncredited) (archiveFootage)