Gaby Andre

Stifled by bizarre dreams and an unusual dread of going bald, Fred Dobbs (Ian McShane) -- an American expat playwright living in Rome -- seeks counsel from Dr. Fahrquardt (Severn Darden), an eccentric psychiatrist with issues of his own. Meanwhile, Fred and his wife, Millie (Anna Calder-Marshall), indulge in numerous affairs with sexy Italians who have their own dubious agendas. Rod Amateau directs this follow-up to 1965's What's New Pussycat?

On the heels of muscleman Steve Reeves' low-budget Italian sword and sandal epics comes this unintentionally hilarious knock-off that is largely comprised of footage from an Italian mythic epic in which a brawny hero ("Maciste" in Italy and "Goliath" in the US) takes on wicked King Eurystheus' cheesy monsters that included a three headed fire belching dog, a gigantic, murderous bat (both of which appeared in the original film) and a ludicrously unscary dragon (in some scenes, only the huge head shows, while for long-shots the filmmakers used stop animation from Jim Danforth). ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Goliath fights the three headed, fire breathing dog monster in the cave of horrors His brother loves the King's bride who commits him to a death by being crushed by an elephant. To overcome all this there are more obstacles and monsters for Goliath to kill.

Goliath fights the three headed, fire breathing dog monster in the cave of horrors His brother loves the King's bride who commits him to a death by being crushed by an elephant. To overcome all this there are more obstacles and monsters for Goliath to kill.