The Naples Connection title sticks in my head.
Quick question: Watching Violent City (1970) now, bout hour twenty min in theres the scene where Bronson goes into Telly Savalas’ office. There’s a movie playing on a retractable tv, know it’s a spaghetti, heard the music before. Can any of you guys identify it?
Seven Guns For The MacGregors I think.
Ah, I believe that’s it! Thanks!
Flatfoot
-Bud Spencer’s comedic police movie. I was expecting more crazy film but it’s actually pretty regular crime flick of the 70’s. Bud Spencer plays a friendly police who doesn’t use guns but his fists and who has conflicts with his new captain because of his unusual methods. It’s more light and less violent than the usual cop films but not crazy slapstick comedy like some other Bud Spencer films even though there’s some of the inevitable fist fights.
I really like Flatfoot. Have you seen any of the sequels? They are all comedy slapstick violence like Spencer films normally are and nothing like the first.
No, this was the first I’ve seen but I think I’ve seen various clips from the sequels. That’s why I was expecting something different.
Recently added to my collection ,
Hitchhike (Franco Nero)
The Crime Boss Collection (5 movies , 2 dvd’s)
1] Crime Boss: Telly Savalas, Antonio Sabato
2] Street Law : Franco Nero, Barbara Bach
3] Revolver : Oliver Reed, Fabio Testi
4] Confessions Of A Police Captain : Franco Nero , Martin Balsam
5] Death Rage : Yul Brynner, Martin Balsam
Raro’s got a new poliziottesco coming out, La polizia ha le mani legate, aka Killer Cop and Portrait of a 60% Perfect Man. Anybody ever seen or heard of this one? Supposed to be based on the Piazza Fontana bombings in 1969 Milan.
Killer Cop is really good. Really looking forward to the Blu Ray.
Great! I’ve only got Raro’s Crimr Collection vol 1 box, but I am looking to picj up their other releases! I’d also like to see them release some of the stuff they’ve put out in Europe but not the US, like Killer vs Killers
I can’t wait for, Killer Cop and Gang War In Milan. Raro is really releasing some good stuff!
Wait, Gang War in Milan as well?!
Edit: Oh, man! Just checked their Facebook page, saw along with Gang War they’re putting out Pronto ad Uccidere aka Meet Him and Die in January!
1951, Three Steps North… Lloyd Bridges is Frankie; a convicted war-profiteer who sneaks back into Italy to dig-up his buried cash. -But he inadvertently becomes a collateral pawn in a stolen-passport ring and murder-plots after meeting his former girlfriend, Lea Padovani. There aren’t subtitles, so the dialogue is realistic; language-barrier and all. Also, Aldo Fabrizi as the graveyard-caretaker, make this a very satisfying mystery-yarn.
Hey guys! Another movie question ;D watching Contraband now and about the 35-40 minute mark is yet again another spag on a tv. Could someone identify it please? Oh, and around the 45 minute mark three more movies are flicked through on the television, a poliziottesco, an erotica, and finally a spag. If the first and the last (think it’s from they call him hallelujah) can be identified, kudos to you! 
Oh and one final edit, I’m sorry for the trouble, but at the 1:15 mark there’s another spag :-\
Oh yeah! Thanks for the heads up on that one
Found this!
http://mcfarlandpub.com/book-2.php?id=978-0-7864-6976-5
Finally, the Poliziotteschi gets a guide! ;D
[quote=“Jonny Powers, post:598, topic:376”]Found this!
http://mcfarlandpub.com/book-2.php?id=978-0-7864-6976-5
Finally, the Poliziotteschi gets a guide! ;D[/quote]
I got this book for Xmas. Great read and a must have for fans of Poliziotteschi films. The editing could have been tighter though. There are quite a few grammatical mistakes :-\ .
groan I’m such a grammar Nazi, this’ll probably get to me. 