Warrior Queen

Synopsis

Warrior Queen is a 1987 action-fantasy film starring Sybil Danning as a fierce and fearless leader fighting to reclaim her kingdom from tyrannical forces. Set in a mythical realm, the story follows the titular Warrior Queen as she leads her band of warriors through perilous battles, mystical challenges, and political intrigue to restore justice and freedom. Blending elements of sword and sorcery with adventure, the film paints a vivid picture of a powerful heroine confronting overwhelming odds, showcasing themes of courage, resilience, and empowerment in a male-dominated world. With its 1980s sensibilities, the narrative emphasizes both gritty conflict and fantastical escapism.

Cast

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  Sybil Danning

  Berenice

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  Donald Pleasence

  Clodius Flaucus

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  Rick Hill

  Marcus

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  Josephine Jacqueline Jones

  Chloe

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  Tally Chanel

  Vespa

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  Samantha Fox

  Philomena / Augusta

Reviews

Critically, Warrior Queen received a predominantly mixed to negative reception. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 3.3 out of 10 based on user reviews, indicating general dissatisfaction. Many viewers and critics cited the film's weak script, underdeveloped characters, and low-budget production values as significant drawbacks. For example, several reviewers noted the uneven pacing and clichéd dialogue, detracting from the overall experience. However, some critics appreciated Sybil Danning's charismatic performance and her portrayal of a strong female lead, which added a measure of engagement despite the film's flaws. The movie's action sequences and fantasy elements were seen as passable but lacked the polish found in more prominent genre offerings. While Warrior Queen does have a niche appeal for fans of 1980s cult fantasy films, mainstream critics have largely regarded it as a forgettable entry in the sword and sorcery genre. No Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic scores are officially available, reflecting its relatively low profile in critical circles.