She has impressively strong arms, which are best displayed in a surprising - for the era - armwrestling match against a man (which is halfway believable: it ends in a 1-1 draw - so obviously she let him win the first round). But apart from that scene, and another scene of Dalton killing a wild boar, and another scene of her swimming fast, I feel that Roger Corman missed a golden opportunity here for a proto-feminist flick: instead of the Viking Women saving the day by themselves, it seems like they can't do anything without their Men's help. Bummer. There is also a little too much talk for a 65-minute film. ** out of 4.
