Goliath and the Vampires

In Goliath and the Vampires, Maciste's peaceful village faces a brutal attack by pirates. The marauders abduct the women, including Maciste's fiancée Guja, taking them to the lair of the blood-drinking Kobrak. Determined to rescue them, Maciste confronts this evil spirit and the threats posed by the villainess and her pirate gang.

This film features a runtime of 92 minutes and includes performances from Gordon Scott and Leonora Ruffo, along with Jacques Sernas and Gianna Maria Canale. The mix of action, adventure, and horror, combined with unique elements like doppelgängers and massacres, makes it a notable entry in the sword-and-sandal genre. For collectors, this title represents a fascinating piece of cinematic history that showcases the blend of fantasy and horror popular in the early 1960s.