Camillo Bazzoni, born in Italy, made his mark in the realm of cult cinema during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He directed Suicide Commandos (1968), a film that blends action with dark humor, establishing his unique voice in the genre. Following this, he helmed Black Lemons (1970), further cementing his reputation for crafting engaging narratives within exploitation cinema. Bazzoni’s work reflects a distinctive style that resonates with fans of Italian genre films, making him a noteworthy figure in the SassyFlix catalog.
Black Lemons
Rosario Inzulìa, a young man involved with the Mafia, was sentenced to labor camp, forced to pay also for crimes he didn't commit. After eight long years of imprisonment he's finally released. Rosario goes back to Sicily, where he learns that his wife died in an accident. He tries to rebuild his life, but when he finds out that his wife was murdered, he decides that it's time to take action: alone against the Mafia!
