Description
CONDITION NOTE: The outer art for the case is cut from a cardboard art sleeve. It was originally cut to fit a rental case. We've replaced the old case with a cleaner white clamshell case. See photos for details.
Hawk the Slayer is a 1980 British sword-and-sorcery fantasy film about two brothers locked in a lifelong feud. The noble Hawk gathers a band of warriors, including a giant, an elf bowman and a dwarf, to stop his evil elder brother Voltan, whose forces terrorize the land around the Abbey of Caddonbury. Jack Palance plays the villainous Voltan and John Terry plays Hawk. The film was directed by Terry Marcel, who co-wrote it with producer Harry Robertson, with Bernard J. Kingham as executive producer. This is the U.S.A. Home Video VHS release, catalog number 213-510, from a division of International Video Entertainment, Inc. It comes in a cardboard slipcase with painted fantasy cover art and the tagline 'two brothers locked in deadly combat to the end of time!' The approximate running time is 90 minutes, and the copyright is 1980 Chips Productions Ltd. The film has become a cult favorite among fans of early-80s fantasy cinema.
Hawk the Slayer is a 1980 British sword-and-sorcery fantasy film about two brothers locked in a lifelong feud. The noble Hawk gathers a band of warriors, including a giant, an elf bowman and a dwarf, to stop his evil elder brother Voltan, whose forces terrorize the land around the Abbey of Caddonbury. Jack Palance plays the villainous Voltan and John Terry plays Hawk. The film was directed by Terry Marcel, who co-wrote it with producer Harry Robertson, with Bernard J. Kingham as executive producer. This is the U.S.A. Home Video VHS release, catalog number 213-510, from a division of International Video Entertainment, Inc. It comes in a cardboard slipcase with painted fantasy cover art and the tagline 'two brothers locked in deadly combat to the end of time!' The approximate running time is 90 minutes, and the copyright is 1980 Chips Productions Ltd. The film has become a cult favorite among fans of early-80s fantasy cinema.