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Cry of a Prostitute (Italian: Quelli che contano, also known as Love Kills and Guns of the Big Shots) is a 1974 Italian gangster film directed by Andrea Bianchi.
A reformed prostitute joins forces with a paid assassin to end an Italian gang war. Thriller Starring Henry Silva and Barbara Bouchet. She Left Prostitution only to find Murder! Shes a former prostitute, now married to a gang boss dealing in black market currency and illicit drug traffic.
Cry of a Prostitute is a crime drama that takes place in Italy and deals with a gruesome method of drug trafficking, warring Mafia families, vengeance, lurid sex, a high body count, and graphic violence.
REVIEW: "CRY OF A PROSTITUTE" (1974) STARRING HENRY SILVA AND BARBARA BOUCHET; CODE RED BLU-RAY RELEASE. BY LEE PFEIFFER. "One of the most brutal and unforgettable crime films ever made, "Cry of a Prostitute" is now presented in its degenerate glory uncut in HD for the very first time!"
Directed by Andrea Bianchi. “For a lousy twenty-five bucks some people think they can do anything!” The gangster Tony Aniante in the middle of a feud between two mafia families. He manipulates both families into believing he is on their side and are just waiting for the right moment to take the initiative… Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
Cry of a prostitute is a story about a hitman, played by brutish tough guy Henry Silva (Dick Tracy, Manchurian Candidate), playing two sects of the mafia against each other for his own benefit—basically a remake of Fistful of Dollars, which was a remake of Yojimbo but with a Mafia backdrop.
She’s a former prostitute, now married to a gang boss dealing in black market currency and illicit drug traffic. He is a cold-blooded killer: a ‘mob hitman’ sent to Italy to pacify rival gangs impeding on Mafia operations, when the ex hooker falls for the underworld assassin all hell breaks loose.
