Blade Master (Ator l'invincibile 2) (1984)

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Whether you asked for a sequel to Ator the Fighting Eagle or not, we offer you Ator, the Invincible. Miles O'Keeffe, the much-maligned star of Bo Derek's Tarzan picture, is back as pumped-up prehistoric warrior Ator. This time he must save the world from the "Geometric Nucleus", a sort of cro-magnon doomsday device. You can't blast Ator back to the Stone Age because he's already there, so Ator had better defuse the weapon before there's no there there (to paraphrase Gertrude Stein). As goofy as this low-budget adventure flick is, it's a decided improvement over Ator the Fighting Eagle. Check this one out (under its original title or its alternate cognomens Blade Master and Cave Dwellers) and you're in for a fun evening--if not a totally believable one. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Rating:

PG
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

Joe D'Amato
In Theaters:

Feb 15, 1984 wide
Runtime:

92 minutes

Cast

Miles O'Keeffe
as Ator

Lisa Foster
as Mila

Charles Borromel
as Akronas

David Cain Haughton
as Zor

Chen Wong
as Thong

Warren Hillman

Critic Reviews for Blade Master (Ator l'invincibile 2)

Audience Reviews for Blade Master (Ator l'invincibile 2)

The new MST3K Netflix original has been released and I decided to expose myself to some of the old episodes available for streaming on Hulu and Netflix (there is a different random selection on each platform). Whether it is Joel or Mike watching these awful movies with the bots I do not envy the torture they are put through. Their snarky comments add some entertainment value, but my ratings are based on the movie's quality itself and not the extra material broadcast from the satellite of love. The guys mention that this is a sequel to an equally bad first film starring muscle bound Miles O'Keeffe. And it is, one called Ator, the Fighting Eagle. Both these films were in response to the Conan films. It is obvious that the film was put together quickly with no script. Silly continuity at times and cheesy swords-and-sandals fantasy plot.

Byron Brubaker

Super Reviewer

In the second instalment of the Italian sword and sorcery series, Ato now must save the world from a doomsday device being activated with the help of his useless sidekicks. It was incredibly cringe worthy and cheap.