[00:32:39][00:34:45]

After Deathstalker and Reena have escaped from the zombies, the theatrical version shows a scene in which three soldiers on horseback pull a man tied to a rope behind them. The man loses his strength and falls to the ground, eventually hitting a tree. The soldiers just leave him lying there and ride away.

Theatrical Version: 57 sec.


[00:32:44][00:35:47]

You can see how the bard plays for the princess in three more shots.

Theatrical Version: 11 sec.


[00:48:15][00:50:49]

The festival of the Amazons begins earlier in the theatrical version.

Theatrical Version: 19 sec.


[00:49:11][00:52:02]

In the DC, Deathstalkers and the Amazon Queen can be seen earlier before they toast.

Amazon Queen: "Let's drink to your wonderful fight tonight."

In the theatrical version, instead, you see the two of them kissing and going into the tent. They sit down and the Amazon queen starts raving about the Deathstalker.

Deathstalker: "A nice tent. Did a decorator decorate it or did you decorate it yourself?"
Amazon Queen: "You have wit. That's very attractive about you, too. The first time I saw you I thought, I thought, I thought you were just some barbarian. More muscle, no brains."
Deathstalker: "Well, my father was a scholar and my mother even aristocratic. I guess I can't be that stupid."
Amazon Queen: "Come, let's drink to your wonderful fight tonight."

DC: 5 sec.
Theatrical Version: 40 sec.


[00:49:32][00:52:58]

In the DC, Deathstalker turns his head to the side. The Amazon Queen tells him to wait.

Amazon Queen: "So, wait for me. I will be right back. Don't go away."

The dialog is a bit longer in the theatrical version. The Queen of the Amazons thinks that Deathstalker fits her perfectly.

Amazon Queen: "You're not thinking about that neglected child, are you?"
Deathstalker: "Oh."
Amazon Queen: "Forget about her. You need a real woman. So, wait for me. I'll be right back. Don't go away."
Deathstalker: "I'm waiting."

DC: 12 sec.
Theatrical Version: 24 sec.


[00:49:52][00:53:29]

The Amazon queen can be seen undressing earlier.

Amazon Queen: "Think about what a wonderful couple we could be and after us our children would be rulers of this country. 100 years. No. 1000 years, our names would continue to exist."

Theatrical Version: 12 sec.


[00:51:53][00:55:38]

After Reena mentions that Jarek needs her alive, a sentence from Sultana is missing.

Sultana: "Yes, to finally take away your kingdom. The way you look, nobody believes you are a princess anyway."

Theatrical Version: 5 sec.


[00:52:02][00:55:51]

Before the appearance of Deathstalker, there is some dialogue between Sultana and the bound Reena.

Sultana: "Unfortunately, you would have to give up the physical pleasures of life. That would be a great pity, since you are so young. Have I now made myself clear enough? So, little princess, tell me where Deathstalker is."
Reena: "I really don't know."
Sultana: "Maybe you still haven't grasped your situation and if you think that you can make a fool of me, you're very wrong. You will now tell me where Deathstalker is and immediately so."

Theatrical Version: 28 sec.


[00:55:53][01:00:00]

After Sultana was brought to life, an exterior view of the castle is missing. After that, some scenes from the inner courtyard can be seen.

Theatrical Version: 29 sec.


[00:58:33][01:03:02]

After Reena was rescued by the Amazons, a new scene follows in which she is massaged together with the Amazon Queen in a tent. The Amazon Queen raves about the massage, while Reena prefers to save the Deathstalker.

Reena: "Don't you think we should ..ouch... do smething? I mean, Deathstalker... can't you be a little gentler? I'm afraid he's really in trouble."
Queen of the Amazons: "Come on, forget about him. Put that man out of your mind. Enjoy the massage instead. No man, especially this man, is worth a woman's energy being wasted on him."
Reena: "But he saved my life."
Amazon queen: "Oh yes, yes, I know. You told me the amusing story. It amazed me that a princess could be so naive. Any ordinary peasant could have told you he was only after the reward."
Reena: "That's not true. He is not like that. We must help him."
Amazon Queen: "Don't you like the massage?"
Reena: "I don't want a massage now. I want to help Deathstalker."
Amazon Queen: "These women have been taught since their youth to massage in such a way that their touch can release even the deepest tensions. You should close your eyes and give yourself completely to this massage."
Reena: "I don't want to close my eyes now. I just want to get out of here. Oh, you are right. This is actually a place that's been giving me problems."

Theatrical Version: 1:34 min.


[00:59:19][01:05:16]

The dialogue goes a bit further after Deathstalker suggested that Sultana could change sides after all.

Sultana: "You can't afford that."
Deathstalker: "Money does not mean everything. I think you can buy beautiful things with it, but can you buy happiness with it?
Sultana: "Happiness for me is to see you cut in two."
Deathstalker: "How one can have different opinions.

Theatrical Version: 19 sec.


[01:07:08][01:13:07]

Some battle scenes are missing before Reena and Deathstalker walk through the castle.

Theatrical Version: 26 sec.


[01:08:50][01:15:11]

Further fighting scenes can be seen before the gate is opened.

Theatrical Version: 22 sec.


[01:12:24][01:18:57]

In the DC, they cut from Deathstalker to the cheering people.

In the theatrical version, you can see Deathstalker and Reena cheering the fighters after their victory.

DC: 3 sec.
Theatrical Version: 53 sec.


[01:14:08][01:21:28]

During the credits, each text insertion was shortened except for the last one.

DC: 3:18 min.
Theatrical Version: 3:45 min.