Conan the Destroyer

A 1984 American fantasy film directed by Richard Fleischer, with a screenplay by Stanley Mann, based on the character Conan from Robert E. Howard's stories, serving as a sequel to "Conan the Barbarian" (1982). The plot follows Queen Taramis (Sarah Douglas) hiring Conan (Arnold Schwarzenegger) to escort her niece, Princess Jehnna (Olivia d'Abo), on a quest to retrieve a magical gem needed to awaken the god Dagoth. In return, Taramis promises to resurrect Conan's lost love, Valeria. Conan is joined by his old friend, the wizard Akiro (Mako), the warrior woman Zula (Grace Jones), the bodyguard Bombaata (Wilt Chamberlain), and the thief Malak (Tracey Walter). As they progress, they face various challenges, including a battle with the sorcerer Toth-Amon and a confrontation with a creature in a hall of mirrors. After obtaining the gem and the horn required for the ritual, the group returns to Shadizar, where Taramis betrays them, seeking to use Dagoth's power for her own gain. During the ritual, the god transforms into an uncontrollable monster, and Conan kills him by destroying the horn. In the end, Conan declines Jehnna's offer to become king and departs to continue his adventures.