Henry Silva, born in 1926, was a formidable presence in genre cinema, often portraying ruthless criminals and gangsters. His work in Cry of a Prostitute (1974) showcases his ability to embody complex characters in the gritty underbelly of exploitation films. Silva's performances in Alligator (1980) and Sharky's Machine (1981) further cemented his status as a staple of cult cinema, delivering raw intensity that resonates in the world of grindhouse and crime thrillers. His contributions to films like The Animals (1971) and Almost Human (1974) reflect his enduring impact on the genre.
Battle of the Godfathers
Hamburg business man Otto Westermann is also the boss of organized crime in the city. His reign as godfather is in danger, though, as an ambitious Sicilian mafioso enters the fray. His goal is clear and simple: he wants to take over Hamburg. But Westermann isn't as easy to defeat as the Sicilian expects. And soon Hamburg is on the verge of a bloody mob war.
