Plot

Iolaus and his companion Moria discover an underground cult that has brainwashed Salmoneus and Iolaus' missing cousin Regina, part of a group duped into mining for gold for crooked cult leader Kamaros.

Iolaus is trying to find his cousin who disappeared from her village; Moria is reporting his search for a Greek-era tabloid. They fall through a trap door in an abandoned temple and find themselves in a hippie-type commune run by Kamaros as the interpreter of their god, Lorel. Iolaus figures out that the community is kept happy by being fed drugs and tries to free them.—mama.sylvia

Without Hercules, Iolaus goes search for his missing cousin. In the abandoned temple near her village, he fall tough a trap door into the underground premises of an apparently utterly harmonious cult, lead by high priest Kamaros in the name of child goddess Lorel, who actually has a sister among the commune. Salmoneus, who fell in earlier, happily become a temple official, but precisely his uncharacteristic altruism proves things can't be right to Iolaus. He finds out the secret is an opiate mixed in everyone's food, but Kamaros, who hides a gruesome past, gets wind of the budding revolt and has him apprehended for brain-washing.—KGF Vissers