A drifter lights the fuse between rival families in Stelvio Massi’s gritty industrial showdown.
THE LAST ROUND
Young southerner Marco Russo moves to Northern Italy and finds work with the powerful Manzetti family. He then proceeds to stir the pot between the Manzettis and their top rivals, the Belmondos.
Quick Answer
The Last Round is a 1976 Argentina-Italy action, crime, drama, and thriller film directed by Stelvio Massi about an ex-mercenary who agitates for blue-collar workers against two corrupt families in an industrial town.
Programmer's Pick
With industrial grit and Spaghetti Western nods, The Last Round trades six-shooters for union fists and mob vendettas. Carlos Monzón is all steely resolve as a drifter who refuses to play by the old families’ rules. If you like your poliziotteschi with blue-collar stakes and a side of simmering class war, step right up.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
The film pits blue-collar workers against corrupt factory-owning families, blending labor strife with mob intrigue.
References to Spaghetti Western films and genre symbolism give this crime drama a stylized, hard-edged atmosphere.
Ex-mercenary Marco Russo’s transformation into a union agitator drives the story’s tension and unique anti-hero angle.
Rival families—the Manzettis and Belmondos—face off in a power struggle that fuels the film’s relentless conflict.
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Marco agitates for the workers
Corrupt factory-owning families
Violent confrontations and exploitation
Industrial Italian town
Questions from the Vault
When was The Last Round released? +
The Last Round was released in 1976.
Who directed The Last Round? +
The Last Round was directed by Stelvio Massi.
How long is The Last Round? +
The Last Round has a runtime of 95 minutes.
What genre is The Last Round? +
The Last Round is an action, crime, drama, and thriller film.
Where can I watch The Last Round? +
You can watch The Last Round on SassyFlix.
