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Eyes of the Serpent (1994) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 3, 1994

Original Title:
Eyes of the Serpent

Alternate Titles:
The Eye of the Serpent

Genres:
Fantasy

Production Companies:
Vista Street Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

The serpent is the sword of salvation.

Overview from TheMovieDB

In an ancient land called Tag-Mur, two sisters fight over control of two magic swords known as the Eye of the Serpent. The evil sister, Corva, rules viciously and violently from a dark and cold castle. The other sister, Neema, valiantly tries to raise an army to take back her father's castle. Neema's daughter is caught in between believing in the great magic and trusting that peace will return to her land. Corva's daughter is a hedonist who believes in achieving her own sado-masochistic pleasure. Into this web of women arrives the Lancelot-like Galen, proving himself a great swordsman. Soon Neema and her daughter enlist Galen's help in raising and training an army.

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Production

Co-Producer:
Ricardo Jacques Gale

Director:
Ricardo Jacques Gale

Director of Photography:
Ricardo Jacques Gale

Editor:
Tony Miller

Executive Producer:
Tony Miller

Music:
Miriam Cutler

Producer:
Stephen Lieb

Stunt Coordinator:
David Speaker

Stunts:
Jan Bryant
Robert Chapin
Jen Howard
Adam De Felice
Luke LaFontaine
Darrin Jaques

Writer:
Stewart Chapin
Mark Seldis

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