Grazie for that! Nice to have you here. I worked on UK Blu-Rays of three of the films that appear in the Violent Streets set for label 88 Films, which i guess will be superseded by the Severin box now. But i made a little scratch from Severin by licensing my archive John Saxon and Henry Silva interviews (both from EUROCRIME!), so everything's cool as can be.

I thought your name looked familiar! 😅 I loved the Eurocrime documentary and was surprised how likeable most of the stars came off. I bet it was an honor to interview them. Edit: Perusing your channel and...Holy Mother, all this info is mana from heaven. I'm going to sit under the learning tree and soak it all in. 🧽

aka Rambo aka Randall.

Well, he only worked with Merola in FROM CORLEONE TO BROOKLYN, right? Since that was at the very end of the Eurocrime fad, and since people supposedly mellow with age, hopefully Umberto was done with screaming by then...

@@toughandgritty Mike and Glen, just a little location info about a Mario Merola late entry in the genre, Napoli, New York, Palermo- The Camorra Triangle... a lot of the movie is filmed in NYC with a few scenes in Brooklyn. The pizzeria Merola visits is still in operation today, JV Pizza on 18th Ave. The interior was clearly shot in Italy though!

@@ericvarca4992 so awesome. I wish Merola.wre still here.

A set used for various projects. A friend had an old house that he was letting go to ruin, and he didn't mind his living room being converted into a vid-mart.