Helen, Yes... Helen of Troy (1973)

Original title: Elena Sì, Ma... Di Troia

Sex comedy/Peplum. Italy. Starring Christa Linder, Don Backy, Peter Landers, Andrea Scotti & Michael Forest. Directed by Alfonso Brescia.

Key Video (Greece). English dubbed. Fullscreen.

Hero of Babylon (1963)

Original title: L'eroe di Babilonia

Peplum. Italy/France. Starring Gordon Scott, Geneviève Grad, Andrea Scotti, Moira Orfei, Mario Petri, Piero Lulli & Andrea Aureli. Directed by Siro Marcellini.

Collection Video Films (Greece). English dubbed. Fullscreen.

Gordon Scott + the usual peplum bit players star in this mediocre effort. 2/5

Temple of a Thousand Lights (1965)

Original title: La Montagna di Luce

Exotic adventure. Italy. Starring Richard Harrison, Luciana Gilli, Daniele Vargas, Andrea Scotti & Dakar. Directed by Umberto Lenzi.

Videoklubben (Sweden). English dubbed. Fullscreen.

Very entertaining exotic adventure/heist film from Mr. Lenzi (one of my favorite directors of adventure- and cop films). Recommended. 4/5

Hercules Against the Sons of the Sun (1964)

Original title: Ercole Contro i Figli del Sole

Peplum. Italy/Spain. Starring Mark Forest, Anna Maria Panaro, Giuliano Gemma, Andrea Scotti & Ángela Rhu. Directed by Osvaldo Civirani.

Pirate Video (UK). English dubbed. Letterboxed (slightly).

Hercules travels to South America in this Grade Z peplum. So bad it's... just bad. 1/5

Queen of the Tartars (1960)

Original title: La Regina dei Tartari

Peplum. Italy/France. Starring Chelo Alonso, Jacques Sernas, Mario Petri, Piero Lulli, Raf Baldassarre, Philippe Hersent & Andrea Scotti. Directed by Sergio Grieco.

Delta Video (Holland). English dubbed. Letterboxed.

This one was quite a surprise! It's kinda like the first 10 minutes of a sword and sorcery flick, where a bunch of barbarians dressed up as Manowar pillage some village, but for 90 minutes. It even features a man in a bear costume! The tartar queen is really a kick-ass girl, who takes no crap and is a better leader than the men (ps! she's really cute too). I wouldn't go an call it feminist masterpiece, but well... it's about as feminist as the peplum genre gets (remember this is the genre where women with black hair are automatically cunning and evil). Great peplum with lots of charm! 4/5