Luciano Catenacci

The cult spaghetti-western regulars Terence Hill and Bud Spencer star as a couple of rebellious Miami cops. Awarded with the Golden Screen Award and set in Miami, this flick is all about gambling. The couple goes merrily about busting heads and bones while breaking up an illegal gambling ring.

When his friend dies in the crossfire between two rival gangs, a rugged biker named Rambo stokes the flames to get both sides to snuff each other out.

In a city mired in high-level corruption, a cynical police captain clashes with an idealistic district attorney over questionable techniques used to nab an elusive mobster.

A Carpathian village is haunted by the ghost of a murderous little girl, prompting a coroner and a medical student to uncover her secrets.

A tough undercover cop gets a job as a bodyguard for an industrial magnate who's being blackmailed by a mysterious criminal enterprise.

After landing in North Africa in World War II, a group of soldiers is assigned to attack an enemy position to destroy a large oil storage cellar.

This first collaboration between director Umberto Lenzi and star Tomas Milian remains both "a degenerate treat" (Mondo Digital) and "definitive Eurocrime" (DVD Talk): When a small-time criminal (Milian) kidnaps a wealthy industrialist's daughter, he'll trigger a depraved spree of class warfare, mass murder and the rage of a police commissioner (Henry Silva) determined to end the carnage.

A potent odyssey of armed robberies, double crosses, insane asylums, and some of the most startling pathos and politics in the history of the genre.

Franco Nero stars as Giacomo Solaris, a director whose latest film depicts a prominent Sicilian judge as being on the Mafia's payroll. But when the actual judge is found murdered, Solaris begins his own investigation.

Two unlikely outlaws – one a fist-fighting drifter and the other a gunslinging pimp – help a child claim his inheritance without getting swindled.