(1961, Anamorphic Widescreen) Gordon Mitchell, Bella Cortez, Roldano Lupi, Marietto.  A beautiful upgrade of this great peplum sci-fi film.  A scientific supercity is the setting for weird experiments, torture, and intrigue. Mitchell is a warrior who enters the legendary city of Atlantis...

(1959) Massimo Girotti, Isabelle Corey, Renato Baldini. A beautiful, innocent young girl gives herself to a cruel, Assyrian tyrant who has conquered her city. She plans to gain his affection and then...

(1960, Upgraded 2/22/23) Steve Reeves, Mylene Demonget, Sergio Fantoni, Alberto Lupo, Alan Steel. This sword and sandal spectacle was directed by Jacques Tourneur of Val Lewton fame and featured cinematography by Italian horror master, Mario Bava. Reeves (who looks incredible) plays a courageous Greek hero whose...

(1964) Mark Forest, Yvonne Furneaux, Massimo Serato, Rosalba Neri (Sarah Bay), Pierre Cressoy. An exciting adventure epic revolving around the story of Helen of Troy. Forest looks great ass the muscle-bound hero and Furneaux is simply stunning.  Watch for the wrestling match between Forest and another strongman, which takes place next to a fountain holding a deadly...

(1963) Pierre Brice, Daniele Vargas, Hélène Chanel, Massimo Serato, directed by Umberto Lenzi.  This great Euro-adventure thriller is set in 17^th Century Spain. A mysterious masked daredevil sets out to defend the local citizens from their evil ruler, who just happens to be the daredevil’s stepfather.  

(1960 Belinda Lee, Spiros Focás, Carlo Giustini, Arturo Dominici. The corrupt Roman Empress, Messalina (well-played by Lee), transforms from a Vestal Virgin to a power mad, sex-crazed killer. This film does a pretty good job portraying her depravity.  One memorable scene has a young would-be assassin ending up in Messalina’s bed...  

(1962) Roland Carey, Chantal Deberg, Daniela Bianchi, Jose Pellicina.  El Cid’s daughters find themselves eyeball to eyeball with their new enemies—their own husbands!   Lots of engaging intrigue subplots lace this film...

(1961) Kirk Morris, Frank Gordon, Bice Valori, Liana Orfei.  A couple of boxing promoters use a time machine to travel back to ancient times.  They end up needing Hercules to save them from Genghis Khan and his Hordes...

(1961) Mark Forest, Moira Orfei, Paul Wynter, Gianni Garko, Enrico Glori.  The son of Hercules—this time Maciste—aids survivors of a murderous raid by a war party of weird albinos that live inside Earth...

(1959) Anita Ekberg, Georges Marchal, Folco Lulli, Jacques Sernas, Gino Cervi.  Ekberg (who is gorgeous!) plays the Queen of Palmira.  Her kingdom revolts against Rome and defeats Marchal’s Roman troops.  Marchal ends up eventually falling for Ekberg, which makes things extremely complicated as he is torn between his devotion for Rome and his love for Anita...

(1963) Gordon Mitchell, Tony Kendall, Ursula Davis, Massimo Serato.  In what may be the best portrayal of his career, Mitchell plays Brennus, a savage warrior who’s out to conquer Rome.  This is a superb sword & sandal movie, with lots of fierce action and terrific performances by all...  

(1962) Roger Browne, Jackie Lane, Massimo Serato, Linda Sini. Browne is the Roman god, Mars, who saves a city besieged by vicious warriors.  From the city is the beautiful Daphne, whom Mars goes ga-ga over; so he stays on Earth as a mortal, having “fun" with Daphne.  He also has three lightning bolts in his arsenal, courtesy of Jupiter, his dad...