Hercules Collection

Lou Ferrigno

Milly Carlucci

Sonia Viviani

William Berger

Carla Ferrigno

Claudio Cassinelli

Maria Rosaria Omaggio

Serena Grandi

Pamela Prati

Alessandra Canale

Andrea Belfiore

Margit Evelyn Newton

Cindy Leadbetter

Eva Robin's

Laura Lenzi

Ferdinando Poggi

Venantino Venantini

Raf Baldassarre

Sandra Venturini

Christina Basili

Luigi Cozzi

Alberto Spagnoli

Pino Donaggio

Sergio Montanari

Menahem Golan

Yoram Globus

Alfred Pecoriello

John Thompson

Loredana Cruciani

Maria Gianandrea

Roberto Gianandrea

Giorgio Venturoli

Massimo Antonello Geleng

Adriana Spadaro

Iolanda Conti

Annalisa Coppa

Lamberto Marini

Alvaro Rossi

Fabio Diotallevi

Vittorio Galiano

Ricky Sacco

Massimo Galiano

Giancarlo Santi

Armando Valcauda

Francesco Cuppini

Lucio Di Domenico

Vittorio Zitelli

Angelo Amatulli

Luciano Anzellotti

Massimo Anzellotti

Stanley B. Gill

Romano Pampaloni

Roberto Petrozzi

Giovanni Corridori

Paolo Di Girolamo

Tiziano Giulianini

Walter Minnelli

Giancarlo Ferrando

Joseph Nathanson

Dario Piana

Pascal Pinteau

Piergiorgio Pozzi

Raffaele Radice

Marco Ticozzelli

Jean-Manuel Costa

Paolo Zeccara

Rocco Lerro

Ottaviano Dell'Acqua

Franco Bruni

Daniele Cimini

Guido Tosi

Giancarlo Bachetti

Tommaso Bartolozzi

Domenico Caiuli

Mario Occhioni

Arrigo Posta

Pierino Quacquarini

Giancarlo Rocchetti

Romolo Siani

Luciano Ronconi

Mario Massaccesi

Giovanna Covolo

Floriana Scalabrelli

Natale Massara

Fiorella Mariani

Alessandra Spagnuolo

Renato Pecoriello

Olivier Gérard

Edilio Kim

Michele Gammino

Fantasy

Action

Adventure

The Adventures of Hercules

Cannon Italia Srl

The Cannon Group

Golan-Globus Productions

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Italy

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OK, so someone got a buy one get one with Lou Ferrigno's last contract? Well, anyway, they decided to do the whole "Hercules" thing all over again only this time our wooden wonder has to track down the seven thunderbolts that have been pinched from his somewhat peeved father Zeus (Claudio Cassinelli). It turns out that the thieves are uncomfortably, and rather powerfully, close to home but we all have every confidence that our muscly powerhouse will thwart their plan and return his dad's shiny bolts. What really doesn't help this, is the drawn-on visual effects. They reminded me of the augmentations my geography teacher used to add to the overhead projector slides at school in the early 1980s. There is plenty of action, to be fair, but the dialogue and staging are all just too weak and the story offers little more than an excuse for some scantily clad folks to show off their fine frames whilst providing us with with little, if any, actual entertainment. There are plenty of Italian made films of this genre from the 1950s that were done on a fraction of the budget, but that are way more colourful, creatively designed and enjoyable to watch. If this is your type of film then maybe try one of them. I'd just as soon forget this one!

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The Adventures Of Hercules II (1985) - Official Trailer