Deathstalker
Directed by James SbardellatiA lone warrior nicknamed Deathstalker is sent by a witch on a quest to find a sword, a chalice, and an amulet, two of which are held by the wicked king and sorcerer, Munkar.
Deathstalker Ratings & Reviews
- FranBiz19. august 2025This is pretty good for a Conan knock-off movie. The movie goes straight to the action and doesn't overstay it's welcome. This is definitely worth a watch
- Uncle Nanu28. oktober 2025Omg. This is such trash. I couldn’t take my eyes off it. Glad I started with #2, it was MUCH more CAMP
- BEAULONEA10. oktober 2025It’s pretty clear this one was riding the wave of Conan’s success. I’ll give it credit for the practical effects, always love seeing those, but wow, what is going on with this story? I’ve seen paper plates with more depth. Feels like the director had a goal, and “make a good movie” just wasn’t it. Shallow story, even shallower characters… mostly just smut wrapped in swords and loincloths.
- Johnny Berntsson12. januar 2026Made in 15 minutes, then I could not stand it anymore, easy top 100 of the worst movies made in it's time period.
- Karateka-J10. januar 2026Didn’t finish it .... poor acting, story and the hero has no charisma. Even the fights are not so good. The costumes gets the stars ...😁🇧🇪
- Callum4. januar 2026⭐⭐ – Deathstalker – Conan the Barbarian (Wish Edition) With Bonus Boobs The original Deathstalker is exactly what it feels like within the first five minutes: a bargain-bin Conan clone drenched in gratuitous nudity and held together by whatever plot glue they could scrape off the 1980s fantasy shelf. It’s swords, sorcery, skin, and not much else — the kind of film you’d find on a dusty VHS rack next to Beastmaster and three unrelated sequels that somehow all share the same title. There are no real standout performances here. Most of the cast were unknowns then and are even more unknown now, and when Barbi Benton counts as one of the “big names,” that probably tells you everything you need to know about the film’s cinematic aspirations. The acting is wooden, the dialogue is embarrassingly stilted, and the story is basically “guy with sword wanders around until the runtime is over.” But… it is watchable in that very specific 80s-schlock way. It’s goofy, it’s cheap, it’s full of completely unnecessary nudity, and it never pretends to be anything other than fantasy pulp made for people who wanted Conan but didn’t want to pay for Conan. Forgettable? Yes. Fun if you’re in the right mood (or with the right friends)? Also yes. 🍺 Pairing: A warm, flat ale — the kind of drink you’d find at a dodgy medieval tavern run by people who absolutely didn’t check your ID, matching the movie’s level of quality perfectly.
- TonyFecteau9. oktober 2025Wow! Has this movie aged. The action was amazing but the womanizing was not a good feeling in this movie.
- gibbens7. september 2025Pure Schwab and kind of stupid in some parts but still a lot of fun. These 1980 sword and sorcery films are kind of their own beast. Lots of topless women, lots of scenes that probably couldn’t be made today, but overall it’s just cheesy fun.
Deathstalker Trivia
Deathstalker was released on 16. september 1983.
Deathstalker was directed by James Sbardellati.
Deathstalker has a runtime of 79 m.
Deathstalker was produced by James Sbardellati.
A lone warrior nicknamed Deathstalker is sent by a witch on a quest to find a sword, a chalice, and an amulet, two of which are held by the wicked king and sorcerer, Munkar.
The key characters in Deathstalker are Deathstalker (Rick Hill), Codille (Barbi Benton), Oghris (Richard Brooker).
Deathstalker is rated R.
Deathstalker is an Action, Adventure, Fantasy film.
Deathstalker has an audience rating of 2.7 out of 10.