Poster for Conquest
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Year
1983
Country
Spain · Italy · Mexico
Runtime
88 min
Director
Lucio Fulci
Updated
10 Aug 2026
Obscurity
cult (47/100)
Also known as
Conquest

Conquest

Fulci does Conan through so much fog you can barely see the gore. Somehow that helps.

The strangest of the Italian barbarian pictures, because Lucio Fulci had no interest in the barbarian picture and made a gore film in a loincloth instead. A young hero with a magic bow crosses a primitive world toward a topless golden-masked sorceress who wants him dead, and the plot is mostly an excuse for decapitations, werewolves and body horror. Fulci drowns every frame in so much dry-ice fog that the whole film looks like it was shot inside a cloud, partly to hide the budget and partly because he simply liked it that way. It is dreamlike, incoherent and far nastier than any Deathstalker knockoff. One for Fulci obsessives, and a bafflement to everyone else.

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