Sorceress

Two twin sisters, raised in isolation and trained in combat and magic, must navigate a strange land filled with monsters, zombies, and cultists. They seek to survive and eventually confront their father, a powerful sorcerer who attempted to kill them as infants to satisfy a blood sacrifice. Along their journey, the sisters receive help from allies such as a barbarian and a viking as they fight against their father's forces.

Released in 1982, this action-adventure fantasy film was produced by New World Pictures and Conacine in Mexico and the United States. It was directed by Jack Hill, who also served as producer. This project followed ten previous directorial efforts, including Coffy and Switchblade Sisters. The screenplay was written by Jim Wynorski. The main cast features Leigh Harris and Lynette Harris as the sisters, Mira and Mara, alongside Roberto Nelson, David Millbern, Bruno Rey, and Ana De Sade.

The film has a runtime of 83 minutes and features a credited cast of 32 performers. Audience reception is consistent across platforms, with the movie holding a rating of 4.4/10 on IMDb based on 3,200 votes and a matching 4.4/10 on TMDB from 83 votes.