Hercules (1983)
Is an Italian mythological fantasy film that reimagines the legend of Hercules through a science-fantasy lens. Starring Lou Ferrigno, the film blends ancient mythology with cosmic imagery, exaggerated powers, and surreal visuals. Its tone favors camp spectacle over realism, positioning the myth as a larger-than-life fantasy experience.

The Adventures of Hercules II (1985)
Continues the mythological fantasy saga with an even more exaggerated blend of gods, monsters, and cosmic fantasy elements. The film leans fully into stylized spectacle and camp, expanding Hercules battles into surreal and otherworldly territory. It functions as a high-concept fantasy adventure rather than a grounded myth retelling.

Sinbad of the Seven Seas (1989)
Is a fantasy adventure inspired by the legendary tales of Sinbad, blending myth, magic, and swashbuckling spectacle. Starring Lou Ferrigno, the film presents a globe-spanning quest filled with monsters, sorcery, and exaggerated heroic feats. Its tone emphasizes colorful fantasy over historical realism.

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The bodybuilding legend features in three fantastic fantasy films, brought to you in one collection

Disc 1 Hercules

In this adaptation of the Greek myth, Hercules (Lou Ferrigno) - a semi-divine being - squares off against King Minos (William Berger), who is attempting to use science to gain power and take over the world. With the help of a benevolent sorceress, Circe (Mirella DAngelo), Hercules tries to save his beloved Cassiopeia (Ingrid Anderson) from being sacrificed by Minos and struggles against laser-breathing creatures and an evil sorceress (Sybil Danning).

Disc 2 The Adventures of Hercules II

The Greek god Zeus has lost his seven mighty thunderbolts, all of which were stolen by jealous Olympians.  The world is in disaster. The moon is knocked out of its orbit and