ruggero deodato

Enter the 'Dome with us on our first episode as we tackle the 1970's Italian film genre of Eurocrime, what it is and why it's so cool! We also compare movie deaths of characters that scarred us over the years and then we scar you with our Most Haunting Film Deaths segment for Beyond ThunderamaDome - where Hollywood Nate asks some of his co-workers from his "Suits" days about which film deaths always haunted them, and why that can be a good thing! Our Main Event is the double-feature pairing of Ruggero Deodato's "Live Like A Cop, Die Like A Man" and Enzo G. Castellari's "Street Law." Also included, a SpendoVision segment chock full of Eurocrime-centric goodies you can buy. 

This is the first episode of the Cents of Life Podcast. Join Cody and I as we discuss Ruggero Deodato's films Cannibal Holocaust and The House On The Edge Of The Park, two films shot right after each other. 

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The Deodato Interview mentioned for those interested:    • RUGGERO DEODATO: THE LAST SURVIVOR - ...  

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Bobby, Chuck, Lee, Lady Leah, and Mike discuss an Italian Poliziotteschi movie from infamous director Ruggero Deodato (Cannibal Holocaust and Raiders of Atlantis). Are the good guys worse than the bad guys? Was Deodato able to refrain from animal abuse? Was Mike's Mom in the movie?! All this, and more!

My special guest on this episode is the amazing podcaster Rod Barnett host of both the Naschycast and The Bloody Pit. We actually recorded this in January, and due to a technical issue with one of the files, it took me until this week to finally get rid of most of the static in Rod's voice, and made it fine for listening.

And that's important because you're going to want to listen to this episode: we have ventured into a genre that many of you, dear listeners, have most likely not heard of, Poliziotteschi, or Italian Crime Films, which enjoyed a nice life in Grindhouse theaters. It's a sub-genre of Exploitation films that I'm eager to continue to dive into!

We specifically take a look at the film Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man (1976), directed by the infamous Ruggero Deodato. The picture is a rip roaring, ultra-violent adventure where two ruthless cops are given permission to do whatever is necessary to take down a ferocious criminal.

If you like a bit of the ultra-violence, and want to learn about a genre of film that is just waiting for you to discover it, then sit back and listen to a fantastic discussion!

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Re-Gor