
John Saxon deciding between J&B or the way of the gun.


Special Cop, Maurizio Merli, pretending to read the newspaper.
Thanks Ricardo Trembles.

John Saxon deciding between J&B or the way of the gun.


Special Cop, Maurizio Merli, pretending to read the newspaper.
Thanks Ricardo Trembles.

Portrait of a soon-to-be-ex girlfriend and J&B.

J&B real subtle-like.

Yes, it’s blurry but you are looking at two table J&Bs.

Always keep your gun near your J&B; easier to find that way.

Contemplative Maurizio with J&B.

Stay away from the J&B!

Careful there, punk.

A bunch of hooligans about to get harassed by Commissario Betti.

Is Commissario Betti looking for some J&B or someone to slap around?
Verson Jetorix: “Another classic, never-be-beat Maurizio Merli cop thriller.”

Two of Merli’s favorite things right behind him.

Fancy J&B makes Maurizio Merli scowl.

Table bottles of J&B and pretty bartenders make Merli smile.

However, sleazy whores who drink Merli’s bedside J&B make Merli just plain mad.
Verson Jetorix: “Finally a decent presentation of this Maurizio Merli/Joan Collins giallo. This is a film that grows on one. This time I was impressed with the Vienna locations and Merli’s talent for light comedy. The soundtrack is Pink Floyd-inspired.”