Weapons of Death (1977)

Weapons of Death is a real oddity. It’s a spin off to a series of movies that were popular at the box office in the 1970s. There are a couple of tactics be

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A Special Cop In Action (1976)

The final instalment and lowest grossing outing of the Inspector Betti series sees Maurizio Merli reprising the role for the final time. A Special Cop in Action would be be

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Violent Naples (1977)

A mere 7 months after the first film the sequel to Violent Rome, Violent Naples hits! Motorcycle chases, bank robbers and crime bosses beware Betti is back!

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Violent Rome (1975)

"Violent Rome" catapulted Maurizio Merli to stardom as Commissioner Betti, a cop-cum-vigilante. Directed by Marino Girolami, this action-packed film blends thri

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