The Warrior and the Sorceress

Nothing could better describe the nature and quality of this movie than this "Goof" as listed on IMDB: When Naja first escapes from the castle, her g-string is purple. By the time she is reunited with her father, it's gold.

Yojimboobs.

This mid 80's chunk of schlock is essentially a remake of Yojimbo/Fistful of Dollars in a post apocalyptic setting with David Carradine in the lead role. Unbelievably cheap and cheesy, but it does have a chick with four tits.

Arnold could barely handle a Martian mutant with three tits. How do you expect David Carradine to handle a succubus with four? Once again, the 80s spawn another movie with sorcery (or a variation of the word) in the title, but absolutely no form of magic (with or without a 'k') anywhere in the movie. There is a lizard baby though?

Not too terrible unless you compare it to the films it's ripping off namely Yojimbo & Fistful of Dollars. The film is mostly Meh and will be forgotten as soon as the credits role.

A bland and forgettable sword and sorcery film with a miscast David Carradine. If you're out there in the trenches, doing a deep dive looking for the last gems of the subgenre that aren't well remembered and you're eyeballing this, then chances are that you've already exhausted the scant handful of ones actually worth watching.

David Carradine stars in this sword & sorcery remake of Yojimbo. Nuff said.

Not objectively very good, but I enjoyed it anyway. Especially fun is watching Carradine sleep through his sword fights, and tap people with his sword to kill them.

Look ... you could do a lot worse than this, but mostly because the plot it stole isn't bad.

Something about this really appeals to me. I'm starting to appreciate Carradine a lot more and one reason is exactly because he is no Clint Eastwood but he really throws himself into his cheap little role. He's expert at hamming it up, a brain-damaged intellectual's actor. Everything looks pretty decent, and the cast of characters are quite fun.

"In 'The Warrior and the Sorceress,' David Carradine channels his iconic 'Kung Fu' persona into a budget-conscious reinterpretation of 'Fistful of Dollars.' The uniformity of the villagers' burlap attire and the less-than-stellar swordplay might test the viewer's patience. However, enthusiasts of the genre may still find it marginally enjoyable.

Low budget sci-fi/fantasy riff on Yojimbo & Fistful of Dollars. The beginning showed promise of a futuristic Spaghetti western, but sadly it doesn't go that route. Instead we get a bored Carradine wandering between limited amount of sets. There are some bad comedic bits and embarrassing effects, and not much sorcery to speak of. Only of interest to 80's fantasy completionists, but having Carradine & Askew in it - and Maria Socas basically topless during the whole film - makes it an easy watch.

David Carradine has been in A LOT of movies. This is one of them. Swords and boobs and nonsense.