The picture belongs a trilogy, produced by Ray Harryhausen and Charles H. Ray can once again claim credit for the unusual and marvelous mythical creatures springing to life, such as Smilodon, Troglodite, Mandril, an enormous mosquito, a giant Morse and many others. Agreeable film but hamhanded and confusing if you seek the hidden plot. The cast is enjoyable with sons of famous actors as Patrick Wayne and Taryn Power and a gorgeous and very young Jane Seymour. Harryhausen works his animation magic around a passable-developed screenplay and engaging acting by the entire performers. The runtime is adequate with various incidents and sub-plots.

It is an exciting fantasy-adventure full of special effects created by means of stop-motion technique by the magician Ray Harryhausen. This exciting picture contains swashbuckling, magic, fast-moving plot, thrills, impressive fights among monsters and lots of fun. In the mysterious land Hyperboria Sinbad along with a sorcerer (Patrick Troughton) and his crew encounter magical and mystical creatures. Loose retelling of the ¨ 1001 Arabian nights¨, based on ancient legends, deals with Sinbad The Sailor (Patrick Wayne) sails to deliver a cursed prince Kassin (Damien Thomas) to a dangerous island in the face of deadly opposition from a powerful witch (Margaret Whiting).