10 Movies & Shows Like Hundra (1983)

Description: Epic tale of a warrior's quest for revenge in a savage, mythical world, blending brutal combat, dark sorcery, and ancient civilizations.

Fact: The film's score, composed by Basil Poledouris, is considered one of the greatest in fantasy cinema. The movie was shot in Spain, utilizing its rugged landscapes to create the barbaric world of Hyboria.

Description: A mercenary with a unique triple-bladed sword fights to overthrow a tyrannical ruler in a world of dark magic and epic battles.

Fact: The film was one of the first independently produced sword-and-sorcery movies to achieve mainstream success. Its titular sword, capable of firing its blades like projectiles, became a memorable weapon in fantasy cinema.

Description: A rogue warrior embarks on a perilous quest filled with brutal battles, sorcery, and treacherous allies in a grim, medieval world.

Fact: The film was part of a wave of low-budget sword-and-sorcery movies produced in the early 1980s. Despite its modest budget, it gained a cult following for its over-the-top action and fantastical elements.

Description: A jungle warrior with a deep connection to nature defends her homeland against corrupt invaders, blending action and mysticism.

Fact: This was the first major motion picture to feature a female lead in a superhero role. The film was shot on location in Kenya, capturing its lush, untamed landscapes.

Description: A wandering warrior becomes entangled in a conflict between warring factions in a desert wasteland, featuring swordplay and dark magic.

Fact: The film was heavily inspired by Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo, transposing its samurai story into a fantasy setting. It was shot in Argentina, using its arid landscapes to create a harsh, otherworldly atmosphere.

Description: A warrior queen leads a rebellion against a cruel oppressor, showcasing fierce combat, survival, and vengeance in a primitive world.

Fact: The film was shot back-to-back with its sequel, Barbarian Queen II: The Empress Strikes Back, to save on production costs. It became a staple of the 1980s fantasy B-movie genre.

Description: Twin brothers, raised as gladiators, embark on a quest for freedom and revenge in a world of warlords and ancient curses.

Fact: The film starred the twin bodybuilders Peter and David Paul, known as The Barbarian Brothers. Its over-the-top action and campy tone made it a cult favorite among fans of 1980s fantasy films.

Description: A warrior woman with a dark past embarks on a journey of redemption, battling gods, monsters, and warlords in a mythic, ancient world.

Fact: The show was initially conceived as a spin-off of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys but quickly became a cultural phenomenon on its own. Xena's signature weapon, the chakram, became an iconic symbol of the series.

Description: A fantasy adventure featuring a fierce female warrior seeking vengeance, set in a brutal, sword-and-sorcery world filled with mythical creatures and dark magic.

Fact: The film was originally intended to be a direct sequel to Conan the Barbarian but was reworked into a standalone story. It was one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's few roles where he played a supporting character rather than the lead.

Description: A group of warrior women battles against a tyrannical empire, blending action, mythology, and strong female leads in a fantastical setting.

Fact: Originally made as a TV pilot for a series that was never picked up, the film was later released as a standalone feature. It was one of the few 1980s fantasy films to focus exclusively on an all-female warrior tribe.