I couldn't disagree more with the other reviewer. Many of the peplum films were cheapened by very long silly tavern brawls and tiresome, boring exploits of midgets.
This fails in every way. bad acting cheap settings laughable battles and also false telling of the events happened in 454 AD in rome.
It takes Mickey Hargitay nearly twenty minutes to make his first appearance in this movie and when he arrives on the scene, he adds little to the proceedings. Best known as Jayne Mansfield's one-time husband, Hargitay excelled in bodybuilding but he's an indifferent actor with little charisma -- especially when he's asked to be "noble" and "heroic" -- and he's flatly dubbed in English with the voice of an oily radio announcer.
