Free Hand for a Tough Cop
Tomas Milian debuts Er Monnezza, the filthiest man in Italian crime cinema, and steals his own movie.
reelscum lists 9 films directed or co-directed by Umberto Lenzi. They were released between 1972 and 1981. The subgenres that appear most often are Poliziotteschi (5 films), Cannibal boom (3 films) and Video nasty (2 films).
They are credited to Italy (9), France (1) and Mexico (1). Most were released in the 1970s (6) and 1980s (3).
Entries include Free Hand for a Tough Cop (1976), The Cynic, the Rat and the Fist (1977) and Violent Naples (1976). Each links to its own page with a verdict, rating axes and where to watch.
Tomas Milian debuts Er Monnezza, the filthiest man in Italian crime cinema, and steals his own movie.
Late-cycle Castellari. Everyone is exhausted and it shows productively.
Merli takes his no-mercy cop routine to Naples. Fast, brutal, and politically incoherent as ever.
Maurizio Merli punches Rome for 100 minutes. Politics: incoherent.
Tomas Milian as a repellent psychopath. Deeply unpleasant, very good.
The one that started it, by remaking A Man Called Horse in Thailand.
Zombies that run and use guns, decades early. Incompetent in enjoyable ways.
Lenzi recycling other films' footage into a Jonestown story. Grim work.
Lenzi chasing Deodato with none of the argument. Real animal deaths, no defence.