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The action starts when two masked men hold up a sports stadium during a big soccer match and shoot one of the guards in the head, which sends intrepid Inspector Paolo Muzi Sabagh prowling through the criminal underworld including, uh, zookeepers.

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The packaging also features an insert booklet with German or English liner notes by Robert Zion, "With Sticky Fingers in Hot Mud," which thoroughly lays out the mid-'70s Italian crime wave that served as a backdrop for this film and the strange acting career of Dallesandro, who took some critical hits for his supposedly non-actor status but still remains a popular and compelling figure in counterculture cinema today.

Both the Italian and English tracks are included here both worthy in their own way with optional English subtitles.

Directed by Mario Imperoli Canne mozze , this ultra-violent, ultra-cynical thriller combines grindhouse exploitation with an almost nihilistic worldview for unforgettable - and at times shocking - results.

These films became VHS mainstays for years and have since become regarded as classics in more recent years, though a number of them still haven't quite gotten their due.

Both of them discuss Imperioli at length and also cover the influence of cinematographer Luciano Tovoli, who played a vital role in the careers of both men.

This presentation represents an exclusive director's cut of the film, dropping a coda imposed on Salerno by the distributors to give the film a more traditional, closed happy ending with a pretty stupid joke tacked on before the credits roll.

Another box office hit, it paved the way for the remaining Merli-Massi films like Convoy Busters, Magnum Cop, and The Rebel.

Wasting no time getting the body count going in the opening moments and propelled by a lively Stelvio Cipriani score, this was the final film for cinematographer turned director Massimo Dallamano, who died in a car crash the year this was released.

Soon they're escalating to outright grand theft and even murder, with a wily but jaded commissioner Enrico Maria Salerno matching wits with Ovidio to bring them to justice.