"Sorceress" is a fantasy-adventure film released in 1982. Directed by Jack Hill and Jim Wynorski, the movie is known for its mix of sword and sorcery elements, along with exploitation and fantasy themes.
The story revolves around twin sisters, Mira and Mara, who are separated at birth and grow up in different environments. Mira becomes a skilled warrior with mystical abilities, while Mara is taken in by a sorcerer. The sisters' paths converge as they face various challenges, including battles with supernatural forces and evil sorcery.
"Sorceress" is part of the sword and sorcery genre popularized in the 1980s, drawing inspiration from fantasy literature and featuring elements of magic, adventure, and mythical creatures. The film includes both action and exploitation elements typical of the era.
While "Sorceress" may not be widely regarded as a classic, it has gained a cult following among fans of fantasy and exploitation cinema. The film's blend of fantasy storytelling and exploitation aesthetics reflects the style of certain B-movies from that era.