Curious to hear what you think. This one, right? Possibility Zero - The Grindhouse Cinema Database
But I cant find that release on the code red website
Code Redās website is an un-updated mess. Also what is available in their store changes with the seasons and I think they actually had this release for sale some time ago but itās gone now. Their shop has a tendency to be either available for business or closed down (while handling orders). Either way they donāt ship outside of the US so not a big problem for me
The release you mention is this one:
http://www.filmaf.com/search.html?has=probability+zero&init_form=str0_has_probability+zero
āOOPā as it is stated as being here should be taken with a grain of salt when dealing with Code Red. Several of their OOP titles have a tendency to pop up again.
Such a pity that theyāre running such an unprofessional business on the distribution end, and most of their stuff isnāt on Amazon eitherā¦ lots of missed opportunity
I won it on ebay.
We continue our militairy offensive on the Macaroni Combat front with a review of LA BATTAGLIA DI EL ALAMEIN:
https://www.grindhousedatabase.com/index.php/The_Battle_of_El_Alamein_film_review
The guy looks a little like Alan Sugar.
I had to google Sugar, but yes, youāre right
The guy is actually Salerno, with a lot of sugar on his face. Brown sugar.
Battle of the Commandos is on movies4men at the moment. Seems like it has a completely different dub to the VHS. Jack Palance is dubbed by another actor, which a pity. I loved his absurd attempt at a Scottish accent.
Vincere 2009, must watch it.
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Iām trying to find a Macaroni Combat movie I used to see on TV a lot when I was in my middle school years in the late 70s. It was set in North Africa and involved a ācaperā of some sort with a small band of Allied and Axis soldiers working together to pull off some kind of crime. I think they were driving across the Sahara in an ambulance. One of the characters was an Italian nurse. I would say it was made between 1968 and 1971. I have no idea who the stars or director were. It was obviously an Italian production.
Could be this one
Itās possible. I watched the trailer and donāt recall more than one woman character. This movie seems to have several, but itās been so long since I saw it. The film Iām thinking of had a lot of comedic elements as well. Not over-the-top slapstick, but there were humorous moments. I
āHell in Normandyā aka ā Testa di sbarco per otto implacabiliā (1968)
Showing on UK TV Great Movies Action, formerly movies4men - February 26th at 6.55 PM ā¦ not sure if this has been screened before, but Iām very happy to see it turn up ā¦ hopefully in nice quality!
Peter Lee Lawrence and Guy Madison are the main stars, Erika Blanc is there too for cheekbones and glamour!
Thanks Aldo. Set that to record now.
Is anyone able to record this and share? Thank you.
Also, Blancās cheekbones are perfection!
Just in case anyone is interested, Hell in Normandy is available for free on the Tubi app as well. So is Five for Hell with Gianni Garko and Klau Kinski.
Unfortunately Tubi isnāt available here in Europe
Iām recording the broadcast from Great Movies Action, and if it doesnāt screw up, Iāll post some screen caps ā¦ hopefully it will be widescreen and uncut - fingers crossed!
I was afraid that was the case but just wanted to let everyone know in the event that some people reading this do have access to Tubi.