In Medival England, a sadistic duke plots to kill off all the heirs to the throne of England so he can claim the title crown for himself.
The sudden decapitation of Lord Harkin has the Kingdom, as well it should, in a state of fear. For it is well known to one and all of the citizens around and about that Norman, the evil Duke of Norwich (played by who cares) and his buddies, bimbos and cohorts over at---Drum Roll---The Torture Dungeon are responsible. Norman has plans to marry off his dimwit half-brother Albert of Aberthy to Heather McGregor of No Title, the most beautiful and sensual girl in the Kingdom. But first he has to arrange for the pitchforking of her current squeeze, William the Nobody. Heather has no idea of what she is getting into but, following the spectacular Royal Wedding followed by the erotic ceremony of the spectacular consumation of the Royal Marriage, she begins to suspect that all that is rotten does not lie entirely in Denmark, especially if Andy Milligan is around. Norman'S half sisters---this guy has no full siblings---Lady Agatha and Lady Jane, in a very good effort to warn Heather of Norman's methods, take her down to roll--The Torture Dungeon. She is terrified at what she sees, which is somewhat surprising for one who has just been exposed to Albert, as it is basically gory sights of mutilated victims. Norman, a man with a plan, has his henchmen, Ivan the Terrible Dwarf and Maudlin the Execeutioner, do away with Albert, Lady Jane and Lady Agatha and is attempting to kill Heather, who is but doesn't know it, the true heir to the throne recently vacated by the late, decapitated Lord Harkin. But, Norman is foiled by Margaret the Hag, a disfigured member of the Court, who spears him to death just before she is trampled to death by a horse, or audience members stampeding for the exits.—Les Adams <[email protected]>
In an indeterminate year in 15th Century England, a young man called the Lord Harkran, is decapitated by a masked executioner in a flower garden. At his funeral on a beach, Norman, the one-armed, Duke of Norwich offers half-hearted sympathy to Lord Harkan's sister Lady Jane and Lady Agatha, who dismiss his sympathy claims that he had Lord Harkran murdered.
It is revealed that Norman is plotting to murder all the successors to the throne of England so he can become king himself. Norman then goes to Peter, the one-eyed regent of the ruling court, to ask for permission to ascend to the throne. Peter informs Norman that he must have a wife and who must bear a child to claim his right full place since he is last in line for the throne.
Norman then finds a virginal maiden named Heather McGregor whom he chooses to be his wife, despite that she is in a relationship with her boyfriend Edward. After Heather turns down Norman's request to marry him, he has his black hooded executioners murder Edward by pinning him to a barn wall with a pitchfork.
Aware that he is sterile, Norman gets his mentally challenged half-brother, Alfred, to marry Heather. Afterwards, Norman's half-sisters, Lady Jane and Lady Agatha, take Heather into the dungeon of his castle and show her the mutilated bodies of their half-brother's victims.
The day after the wedding, Norman has his thugs go after Alfred, whom they kill him by driving a stake through his heart as he lies on his bed. Both Jane and Agatha are next in a similar gory fashion. Norman then goes after Heather himself, but is prevented from killing her when a mysterious one-eyed court woman, whom is revealed to be Margaret, Norman's mother, who kills her demented son by spearing him to death, before Norman stabs her with a fatal wound and leaves her for dead himself. But before expiring, Margaret reveals to Heather that she is the rightful heir to the throne and she is then appointed the sole ruler of England.
