Amazzoni: Donne d'amore e di Guerra (1973)

Synopsis of Amazzoni: Donne d'amore e di Guerra

According to the history books, the female Amazon warriors of Asia Minor often chopped off their breasts, the better to accommodate their bow-and-arrow weaponry. Rest assured that the anonymous Spanish and Italian starlets in Battle of the Amazons are in full possession of their principal attributes. Lucretia Love plays the Amazon queen, who assembles her forces when the bad guys invade their land. Love is aided in battle by the neighboring male farmers, led by the athletic Lincoln Tate. The direction of Battle of the Amazons was credited to Al Bradley, but this was a pseudonym for Alfonso Brescia. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Director(s):

Alfonso Brescia

Writer(s):

Mario Amendola, Bruno Corbucci

Producer(s):

Riccardo Billi

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