Finders Killers

Synopsis

In Finders Killers, originally titled 'Se t'incontro, t'ammazzo', Gordon Mitchell delivers a riveting performance set against the backdrop of a gritty crime narrative. The film follows a lethal game of cat and mouse as a determined detective hunts down a cunning and ruthless criminal. Set in a seedy underbelly where betrayal lurks at every corner, the film captures the dark essence of human nature and the lengths individuals will go to uncover the truth. As tension rises, the conflict escalates into thrilling sequences of action and suspense, showcasing the stark reality of life on the edge. With a blend of gritty realism and an engaging storyline, this 1971 film is a fascinating exploration of morality, crime, and justice that leaves audiences on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Gordon Mitchell

  Chris Forest

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  Dino Strano

  Dexter

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  Pia Giancaro

  Lisa

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  Gennarino Pappagalli

  Olsen

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  Femi Benussi

  Salon Girl

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  Mario Brega

  Grendel

Reviews

Finders Killers has garnered a mixed bag of reviews since its release. With an IMDb rating of 3.4/10, many critics have pointed out its shortcomings. According to a review from 'Cinema Retro', the film was described as 'ambitious yet flawed, showcasing some moments of raw intensity that unfortunately get overshadowed by its pacing issues.' Additionally, 'The Action Elite' commented on the film's execution, noting that 'while the action scenes hold some appeal, the storytelling could benefit from deeper character development.' On the other hand, some viewers appreciate the nostalgia and charm of 1970s cult cinema, with one fan remarking, 'It's a fun ride for anyone who loves retro action films.' It seems that while 'Finders Killers' has its flaw, it's not without its unique allure for genre enthusiasts. Overall, critics agree the movie may lack polish, but it certainly has a dedicated audience willing to embrace its rough edges.