Before he went into the jungle for Cannibal Holocaust, director Ruggero Deodato had already shown a different type of savagery. A crime wave is sweeping Rome and no-one's safe; fighting back, the Police take the gloves off. A special squad is formed to hit the villains, and its members include a pair of fearless/ reckless supercops played by Marc Porel (Don't Torture a Duckling) and Ray Lovelock (Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue) - licensed to do whatever they damn well want, crushing crime by any means necessary. Kicking off with an all-time motorbike chase and then accelerating into even higher gears, Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man is one of the most infamous and brutal Italian cop films of the 1970s, showing Deodato's taste for going further than everyone else.
- Region Code:
- Region A,B,C
- Duration:
- 96 minutes
- Original Language:
- Italian
- Extras:
- Language(s): Italian, English, Hard of Hearing Subtitles: English, Subtitles: English, Interactive Menu, Screen ratio 1 - 1.85:1, LPCM Stereo 2.0, LPCM Mono 2.0, Booklet, Commentary: Eugenio Ercolani, Nathaniel Thompson and Troy Howarth, Documentaries: 'Deodato: Heaven Or Hell'; 'The Bullets, the Crime and the Gore: Poliziotteschi Cinema from the Masters of Italian Horror', Image Gallery, Interviews: Davide Mancori (cinematographer); Eugenio Ercolani (Italian cinema expert); Pierpaolo De Sanctis; Andrea Meroni (film historian), Double Walled O-Ring featuring new artwork by Graham Humphreys; Removable U-Card leaving the O-ring free of Certificates and Markings; Italian opening credits; 'Ruggero Deodato: Typically Atypical': Video Essay by Mike Foster, Trailers
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