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Enzo Milioni
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Enzo Milioni

1934 – 2017 · Roma, Italy · Active 1971–2008

Enzo Milioni made his mark in the late 1970s as the director of The Mad Dog Killer (1977), a film that delves into the harsh realities of vengeance and brutality. Set against the backdrop of Italian crime cinema, Milioni's work captures the raw energy and unsettling themes characteristic of the era. His direction in The Mad Dog Killer showcases a distinct approach to storytelling, blending exploitation elements with a stark portrayal of moral ambiguity, solidifying his place in the cult film landscape.

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The Mad Dog Killer

The Mad Dog Killer

1977 ★ 6.0
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Dangerous criminal Nanni Vitali escapes from prison with four accomplices. The four steal a car, rob a petrol station and beat the owners to death. They then they kidnap Barbareschi, the person who had originally given the tip off to the authorities that led to Vitali's arrest. At the time of Barbareschi's kidnapping, there is also his woman, Giuliana, who is raped by Vitali himself while his accomplices beat up and kill Barbareschi. Commissioner Santini, son of the prosecutor who had sentenced Vitali, tries to stop him. Battles continue between the two: the criminals blackmail Giuliana, trying to organize a robbery with her which is unsuccessful thanks to the confession of Giuliana, who goes to the police station to reveal the intentions of the criminals. Commissioner Santini then organizes a trap in which Vitali's accomplices are captured. They manage to escape, making his way by shooting his machine gun from a speeding car. Vitali visits his sister to ask her for money and tells her that he will leave the country only after settling accounts with Commissioner Santini and with Giuliana who has betrayed him. Back in the city, he lurks in the building opposite the one where Giuliana is staying managing to wound her with a rifle. Later, having secured the collaboration of a young delinquent of his admirer, Aldo Pacesi known as Bimbo, kidnaps Carla and Judge Santini, respectively sister and father of the commissioner. Receiving phone calls asking for ransom, Inspector Santini locates the kidnappers in an abandoned shed in a small village. They shoot and kill Pacesi as Santini also manages to get the better of Vitali with a fight that ends in a hand-to-hand combat. The police intervene to arrest Vitali, and at the same time Santini's father, who had been wounded by Pacesi in a clumsy escape attempt, is taken away in an ambulance, remaining alive.

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Filmography

14 credits
2000s 1 credit
1970s 1 credit
1975
Movie ★ 7.0
Crew Credits
1980s 2 credits
1989
Movie ★ 5.0
1989
Movie ★ 5.0
1970s 10 credits
1979
Movie ★ 4.2
1979
Movie ★ 4.2
1978
Movie ★ 4.9
1978
Movie ★ 4.9
1978
Movie ★ 4.9
1977
Movie ★ 5.6
1977
Movie ★ 10.0
1977
Movie ★ 10.0
1971
Movie ★ 9.0
1971
Movie ★ 9.0