Robin of Sherwood

John has been taken prisoner at Nottingham and makes a friend in fellow prisoner Mark, who, after Robin has found an opportunity to free John and his new found friend, decides to join the band of outlaws.

The Sheriff has borrowed money from the rich Jew Joshua de Talmont, who makes his living as a "money-lender". Reluctant to return the money when the time is due, The Sheriff makes Gisburne arrange a riot in which all Jews in Nottingham will be killed.

Gisburne, left in charge while The Sheriff does his annual touring of the county, is alarmed by the increasing amount of poaching in the forest and thus invites Bertrand de Nivelle to Nottingham in order to put a stop to Robin Hood once and for all.

The village of Uffculme is getting nightly visits from strangely disguised riders, called 'The Hounds of Lucifer' by locals, who kill and drag away terrified villagers. The riders have also been seen robbing a local church.

The village of Uffculme is getting nightly visits from strangely disguised riders, called 'The Hounds of Lucifer' by locals, who kill and drag away terrified villagers. The riders have also been seen robbing a local church.

The Sheriff is ordered by the King to put a stop to Robin Hood once and for all, or else Robert de Rainault will lose all his power as sheriff. In the end, Robin finds himself alone and surrounded, realising that he must make the ultimate sacrifice.