Logline: As the son of an evil warlord and a witch, Young Timur has more problems than your average young man. His dead father's demonic spirit is looking for a new home and his son's body seems more than adequate. Sinbad and crew must journey to Hell to save Young Timur from his father and eternal damnation.
Synopsis:
The crew is attacked by brigands and Sinbad bests the outlaw leader, Young Timur. The demonic spirit of the boy's father, Timur the Elder, corporealizes and vows revenge. After his defeat, Young Timur goes to his mother, the witch Methana. She tries to persuade him to follow the path of good. As her son leaves, evil Timur appears and threatens Methana. He needs her help to take possession of Young Timur's body so he can live again. She refuses.
Sinbad and crew seek out and convince Young Timur to turn away from evil. The disembodied elder Timur is enraged and goes to Methana's hut. He calls forth the Lord of Darkness who punishes Methana for her opposition to the two Timurs becoming one. He sends golems to attack Sinbad and crew and allows Timur the Elder to take his son to the underworld. The crew goes to Methana for help and finds her body incased in the wall of her hut. Methana agrees to magically help the crew rescue the boy. Firouz stays behind to guard the witch as she sends the crew to Hell.
Once in the underworld, the crew makes it past a variety of horrors. Sinbad and Bryn enter the chamber of the Lord of Darkness. He offers them a truce. If Sinbad can defeat Timur the Elder he will let them leave with Young Timur. If not, Sinbad's soul is forfeit. After a brutal sword battle Sinbad defeats Timur the Elder and he, Bryn and the Young Timur leave Hell behind.
Starring: Zen Gesner (Sinbad), George Buza (Doubar), Tim Progosh (Firouz), Oris Erhuero (Rongar), Dermott (Himself), Mariah Shirley (Bryn)
Guest Stars: Dick Reineke (Timur), Terry Norton (Methana), Sean Michael (Young Timur), Johan Malherbe (Nurudin), Matthew Holdenby (Lord of Darkness)
Written by Craig Volk
Directed by James Head
Trivia: The Lord of the Darkness, like Scratch, is one of the Devil's manistifations.