Colossus of the Stone Age

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Overview:

Wandering strongman Maxxus comes upon two warring tribes, the Sun worshipers and the Moon worshipers...and fights monsters !

Director:

Guido Malatesta

Status:

Released

Language:

Italian

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

sacrifice
beheading
cave
giant monster
volcano
earthquake
dragon
battle
cavemen
hercules
peplum
hydra
sea creature

Cast

Reg Lewis

~ as ~

Maciste / Maxus / Germanicus

Margaret Lee

~ as ~

Moah

Birgit Bergen

~ as ~

Agmir

Luciano Marin

~ as ~

Aydar of the Sun People

Andrea Aureli

~ as ~

Rhea

Nello Pazzafini

~ as ~

Chief of the Cave People

Maria Kent

~ as ~

Agmin

Fulvia Gasser

~ as ~

Girl of the Sun People

Rocco Spataro

~ as ~

Dorak

Rossana Canghiari

~ as ~

Lady (uncredited)

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Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
Written 8 month(s) ago
6
I actually quite enjoyed this, even though the production is pretty woeful. Tapping into the mythology, we meet the shockingly wooden but muscular Reg Lewis as “Maxus”. He is strolling the land looking for some good to do when he encounters a tribe of sun worshippers who have been brutally attacked by the cave-dwelling moon worshippers. This event was especially annoying for “Aydar” (Lucia Marin) who was just about to tie the knot with the feisty “Moah” (Margaret Lee) who has now gone and got herself taken captive by the evil “Fuan” (Andrea Aureli). Luckily, this young man manages to convince “Maxus” to help them, and so our adventure begins. Nope, the conclusion is never in doubt but along the way we have a sort of Ali Baba-esque cave, loads of maidenly sacrifices, some angry gods, great stone-axe combat and best of all - a dragon! The dubbing seems to be largely over English dialogue, which takes some getting used to and the camerawork is certainly nobody’s finest work as it frequently suggests that few of these actors were in the same room at the same time. Much of the limited jeopardy relies on the noisy audio and lively score, but that works if you just take this for what it is. A cheap and cheerful adventure that is decently paced and quite good fun.