What starts off like a fun sword and sandal adventure soon turns sour, going from schlock fun to stupid and unwatchable. The switch from a fictional fantasy world to a fictional modern world (vapid screenwriter's idea of modern Los Angeles) is eye rolling and any campiness established in the first movie and the first twenty of this just becomes nausiatingly bad.
Marc Singer, along with his animal friends, are back, now dealing with the brother we didn't know he had (the raucously bad Wings Hauser) and a witch (Sarah Douglas) who's obviously a Satanic version of "Dynasty's" Alexis. A chase in the ancient world has them ending up in L. A., and back in the ancient world, Singer ends up with the monster of all monsters: a California teenage girl. Just not worth watching, and a major waste of Sarah Douglas's underrated acting skills.
Marc Singer, along with his animal friends, are back, now dealing with the brother we didn't know he had (the raucously bad Wings Hauser) and a witch (Sarah Douglas) who's obviously a Satanic version of "Dynasty's" Alexis. A chase in the ancient world has them ending up in L. A., and back in the ancient world, Singer ends up with the monster of all monsters: a California teenage girl. Just not worth watching, and a major waste of Sarah Douglas's underrated acting skills.