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Kino Lorber Collection Volume 5:


And Soon the Darkness (1970) - 7 out of 10
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Evil Under the Sun - 10 out of 10
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The Don is Dead - 8 out of 10
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The Silent Partner (1978) - 7.5 out of 10
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By mistake they killed his wife and child - THAT was a hell of a mistake!


Limited Mediabook Edition - Cover A


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An impossible mission for the toughest of heroes!


Mark Gregory is a one-man army!


Inner cover


The Italian Cinekult DVD menu


Opening credits are in English. Picture quality gets a 6 out of 10. I've seen worse.


Not John Rambo, it's Johnny Hondo!

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The original international theatrical poster.


Glenn Ford is the mastermind but, despite getting top-billing, he vanishes after 5 minutes.


Chuck Connors is the lead crook that looks more like a tourist.


Andrés García plays one of the so-called assassins.


Jorge Rivero is a hunky assassin named Dante Vallone.


Richard "Shaft" Roundtree appears only in a couple of scenes as a mute hitman.


Henry Silva pops up as a police chief for less than 5 minutes for a quick paycheck.


Day of the Assassins is a more appropriate title.

A fun low budget 70's action adventure by director Brian Trenchard-Smith strictly for 70's B-movie lovers.

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