Nomination Year: 2009

SYNOPSIS: More of a "Deathwanderer," really. In a movie full of non-sympathetic characters, our barbarian protagonist fits right in. The miniscule plot consists of the following: Deathstalker is a barbarian. He fights people, and things. He has sex with women. He ends up at a great contest of warriors. He wins the contest, and destroys the magic items belonging to the evil wizard who staged the contest. To paraphrase Matt, the plot consisted pretty much entirely of (a) leather, and (b) breasts comma naked.

Smithee Award Nominations

"Whoops!"
Can't Keep a Good Tattoo Down The evil wizard has a huge elaborate dragon tattoo on the left side of his bald head. Except for this one shot in a dungeon, where it's clearly on the right side of his head.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
James Sbardellati	primarily a second-unit or assistant director, this is the first film he directed ... and he acquitted himself suitably

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Rick Hill	<Not Yet in Database>	"Deathstalker" in Deathstalker and (presumably because the money ran out) Deathstalker IV
Barbi Benton	<Not Yet in Database>	has since given up acting to become an Interior Decorator
Lana Clarkson	<Not Yet in Database>	Was queen of the Amazon Women on the Moon and starred in Deathstalker in the role Roger Corman claims inspired Xena. Murdered in real life by a man named Phil Spector, whom Al Pacino portrayed in a later film.
Victor Bo	<Not Yet in Database>	Heavy who played Kang in Deathstalker and Delfín in Argentina's Superagentes franchise.
Patrick Duggan	<Not Yet in Database>

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