The second Shock Xpress book contains a short interview with legendary Italian actor Franco Nero by Edwin Pouncey, who is also known as Savage Pencil. One day I'll post a tribute to Edwin Pouncey on this blog, like the one I wrote about Stefan Jaworzyn. Pouncey's done his bit for Black Metal and other varieties of Noise.
This is the first episode of a short series of posts featuring trailers to some of the films Pouncey discussed with Nero. In this episode, all films are from 1966 - a peak year for Italian exploitation.
Django (Sergio Corbucci, 1966)
Tempo Di Massacro (Lucio Fulci, 1966)
Texas, Addio (Ferdinando Baldi, 1966)
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Franco Nero is rule. Texas Addio is full of fantastic anachronisms, the most powerful of which is Nero's hair itself. When he takes off his hat, a rift is made in the continuum.
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