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The Lords of Magick - Trailer
Plot: In this direct-to-video sword-and-sorcery fantasy two brothers cross time and space to rescue a princess from the clutches of an evil despot. ~ Jason ...
The Lords of Magick
TWO WIZARDS FROM THE PAST ON A QUEST INTO THE FUTURE. In a fairy tale age of castles and kings Salatin a wicked sorcerer kidnaps the princess in ...
1989 The Lords of Magick - Czarnoksiężnicy (PL)
Fantasy. Okrutny mag Salatin pokonuje wszystkich dobrych czarodziei i ogłasza się władcą magii. Wiele lat później dwaj bracia Michael i Ulric podejmują się ...
The Lords of Magick (1988) (Part 1/11)
Witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of medieval Burbank and cower before the fearsome Salatin or Saladin or Salattyn or whatever. Only Michael's white ...
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