X-rated Releasing Syndicate Sadists

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Mangled FB translation from FB:

The Destructor (Mediabook DVD / Blu-Ray)

X-Rated Eurocult-Collection #19

HD-World Premiere!

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The infamous "Conti gang" kidnaps the son of a milanese large-scale industrial. A private investigator, the conti on the trail is found murdered, will. His cunning brother Rambo - a wild engine radfreak, prodigy and the black sheep of the family - prevails in the order of the detectives on the trail of the gangster. Against the odds, he uses a subtle trick: 5 million ransom are in the fire. Well, word gets around and stabs the powerful mafia boss maternal, the rival of conti, in the nose. Rambo plays the two against each other. A murderous private war without example breaks loose. For Rambo is the thing to long ago has become a personal matter. The Grand finale, in which the young gekidnappte also play an important role, will not take long to wait.

Terrific Actionkino with a cool Tomas Milian! As a HD-world premiere saw "the destructor" never better!

Amenities:
- the booklet contains over 16 pages of interesting contributions to main and bonusfilm of thorsten hanisch and Christian Kessler.
- interview with Umberto Lenzi, German subtitled.
- American original trailer
- Italian language version with German subtitles sannyasi fade
- as a free bonusfilm lies this edition the DVD "the mongrel". It is the only post-race full including the child nati vende that is significantly shorter in the market by fsk. In addition, the disc contains the German kinofassung.
- bonusszene
- Languages: German, English, Italian / subtitles: German
- format: 2.35:1 / 1080 P / 24 fps
- Length: 94 minutes (Blu-Ray) / 90 minutes (DVD)

Publication: 30. March 2016

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I have a DVD of this, I think from Eyecatcher, that's supposed to be a bit longer than the US DVD. Wonder which cut this is?

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I have a DVD of this, I think from Eyecatcher, that's supposed to be a bit longer than the US DVD. Wonder which cut this is?

I don't have the disc handy to check, but the U.S. DVD from Media Blasters was advertised as 92 minutes (in NTSC, of course). This BD is advertised as 94 minutes, so it sounds as if this would have a longer cut.

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Diabolik got it in, but it's almost $40.

http://www.diabolikdvd.com/category/...adists-%28DVD-[sl]-Blu~Ray-Combo-Region-All-Region%29.html

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88 FILMS ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Release date 13th March 2017

Syndicate Sadists - Blu-ray & DVD

Mention the name Umberto Lenzi, and chances are folk'll rattle off the flesh-ripping frenzy of NIGHTMARE CITY or CANNIBAL FEROX. But for Lenzi himself, there was no genre that proved too much for his directorial prowess, not least the distinctly Italian-style of crime flick - the Poliziotteschi.

Boasting a taut script by Vincenzo Mannino (HOUSE ON THE EDGE OF THE PARK), and featuring Hollywood icon Joseph Cotton (THE THIN MAN) as a scheming Mafioso, Lenzi's SYNDICATE SADISTS is a potent example of the dexterous Tuscan journeyman's compelling thriller work; a fabulous concoction of eye-watering violence and white-knuckle thrills, as an ex-cop (Thomas Milian, THE CYNIC, THE RAT AND THE FIST) seeks retribution against two warring mafia families after his brother is killed during a kidnap investigation.

With hints of THE GODFATHER, YOJIMBO and even RAMBO (Milian had picked up a copy of David Morrell's novel in an airport), SYNDICATE SADISTS finally makes its UK bow on a lip-smackingly gorgeous DVD from 88 Films, whose Italian Collection is your first stop for classic Euro capers that demand rediscovery.

Features:
Remastered from the Original Negative
Uncompressed English Soundtrack
Mike Malloy on Syndicate Sadists
Remembering Rambo - An Interview with Director Umberto Lenzi