You seem to mind your own business ... but you don't miss a thing

I watched Joe D'Amato's DURI A MORIRE (aka Tough to Kill/Dødspatruljen) last night on a wobbly Greek VHS. Great stuff indeed! Why isn't this out on a proper DVD!?!? There is a reg. 1 DVD out but it's got fake lbx. The trailer I'm posting here is a rare one from a Danish VHS. It's a really cool trailer that I must have watched 10 times. Thanks to Diabolik for the upload.

You seem to mind you own business - but you don't miss a thing

Check out this cool trailer for Joe D'Amato's TOUGH TO KILL (aka Duri a Morire). Paul Cooke and David Z later used the title for their equally cool book "Tough to Kill". The trailer is culled from a Danish VHS.

Thanks to Hans-Jørn for the upload.

"Tough To Kill" author David Z on Brian Harris' CULT CINEMA CORNER radio show!!!

Well, the headline kinda says it all, haha. Our good friend DAVID Z, co-author of "TOUGH TO KILL" (textbook material on my "WHEN THE VIETNAM WAR RAGED... IN THE PHILIPPINES" site!) and blog author of "TOMB IT MAY CONCERN" (plus an alround nice bloke!) was on Brian Harris' (of Wildside Cinema fame) new radio show "CULT CINEMA CORNER" last night (or "morning" as it was on at 4:00 AM where I am!!) and talked for a full hour about Italian action cinema (and needless to say a lot of it crosses over with what this here blog deals with!).

Great stuff indeed! And unlike the olden days, you didn't actually miss it even if you missed it: You can listen to the show via the embedded mp3 recording there. Or if you'd like to check out their real site go here. The program was the second broadcast (you can find the first one on that page as well). I wholeheartedly recommend you check out the show, multo interesting (and FUN) stuff in there! Oh, and thanks for the shoutout, guys!!!

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Tough to Kill

Ahh, I received Paul Cooke and David Zuzelo's cool book "Tough To Kill" in the mail today. Excellent! More later.

I ordered the book from Paul and David's blog dedicated the book.
Go here.