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Alternative Titel:
Tecnica Di Un Omicidio:
Hired Killer (USA)
Ich heiße John Harris (West Germany)
No Tears for a Killer (undefined)
Professional Killer (undefined)
Technique d'un meurtre (France)
Quella Carogna Dell'Ispettore Sterling:
Frame Up (undefined)
The Falling Man (USA)
2 Mythical LPs of the Legendary RCA "SP 8000 Series" issued for the first time on CD.
All music taken from the Original Master Tapes.
Contains 12 previously Unreleased Tracks
TECNICA DI UN OMICIDIO, Action Thriller directed in 1969 by Franco Prosperi, starring Franco Nero, Robert Webber, Jeanne Valerie.
Mondo pioneer Franco Prosperi proved himself a more than capable director of narrative cinema with this intriguing suspense feature.
Robert Webber stars as Clint Harris, a morose, high-paid New York hit-man sent on assignment to Paris to locate and eliminate the
mysterious Frank Secchy, who's making a move on Manhattan's criminal underworld and was also responsible for the murder of
Clint's brother. Compelled by his boss (Cec Linder, the original Felix Leiter from Goldfinger) to take along deadweight sidekick Tony
Lo Bello (a very young looking Franco Nero), Clint runs into trouble with a heroin-addicted woman who holds the key to Secchy's
whereabouts. There's lots of shooting, some great Big Apple location footage for the first couple of reels, a fine score by Robby
Poiteven, a twist ending, and even a night club scene where Take A Heart, the great freakbeat anthem by The Sorrows, plays out in its
entirety.
QUELLA CAROGNA DELL'ISPETTORE STERLING, Action Thriller directed in 1968 by Emilio Miraglia, starring Henry Silva, Beba Loncar, Keenan Wynn, Luciano Rossi.
The ace of this movie is director Miraglia who manages to make a wonderful direction. Everything is no nice to see, even when
Inspector Sterling is simply moving from one room of his house to another. The images are clear and full of light. The atmosphere is
tense. The music is great. Beba Loncar is the mysterious blonde that Sterling will have to tail in order to solve his case. Keenan Wynn
is the harsh (but comprehensive) chief inspector. Pier Paolo Capponi is the journalist that will try to get a scoop from the surprising
epilogue. All these ingredients are magnificently blended in a beautiful San Francisco!
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