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Wizards and Warriors Season 1 Episode 8
While a guest of King Baaldorf under a flag of truce, Vector (Clive Revill) resurrects a killer zombie to murder Blackpool, but the creature goes out of control and lays seige to the castle.
Serie: Wizards and Warriors
Episode Title: Vulkar's Revenge
Air Date: 1983-05-14
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