A nasty, salacious movie
“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. The brutality is over the top and many scenes still shock.<br /><br />Dead children are being used to transport drugs undetected through customs. The bodies are sliced open, heroin is stuffed into their chest cavities, and the corpses are sewn up and dressed. A woman holds the corpse, pretending it is a sick child, until they clear customs.<br /><br />Don Cosemi (Vittorio Sanipoli) and other members of the mob find this practice reprehensible. They suspect the mastermind is Don Ricuzzo Cantimo (Fausto Tozzi), an Italian-American mobster deported from Brooklyn. As a result, a long-standing feud between the two families is exacerbated.<br /><br />Don Cosemi brings in Tony Anianti (Henry Silva, “The Manchurian Candidate”), a powerful American mobster, to find out definitively who is responsible for these atrocities. Anianti, however, has his own agenda, which may bring down both families.<br /><br />Director Andrea Bianchi immerses “Cry of a Prostitute” in sleaze and gruesome gore. The first scene, for instance, shows a horrible car crash in which the driver is decapitated. This scene leaves little to the imagination, and signals that the picture is not for those who shrink from violence and scenes of degradation. The mayhem is almost non-stop, as one scene tries to top the one before. The plot is secondary to the action, and several characters are cliches of mob bosses. Painted in broad strokes, they are one-note plot devices.<br /><br />Only Silva’s Anianti has some layering. We see how lethal Anianti is, yet his expression suggests there’s more to him than professional hit man. Ever cool and collected, even when confronted by life-threatening danger, Anianti always appears several steps ahead of his adversaries, both physically and intellectually. Unseen, he whistles an eerie tune to taunt his victims before dispatching them with flawless aim. One shot is all it takes. But for good measure, he lines up the bodies and flattens them with a steamroller.<br /><br />Margie (Barbara Bouchet) is a former hooker now married to mob boss Don Cantimo. She refers to herself as a whore, knowing full well her marriage keeps her in a luxurious lifestyle. A perverse relationship develops between Tony and nymphomaniacal Margie. He beats her with his belt, then sexually assaults her while shoving her face inside a bloody pig carcass dangling from a meathook in the kitchen. The scene is made even more sadistic because Anianti is so turned on. The sequence is more repellent than titillating.<br /><br />The dubbing ranges from very good to fair, depending on the actors. The voice double for Don Cantimo is very good, as is the one for Don Cosemi. Silva uses his own voice, making it cold and emotionless as befits his character. Bouchet’s dubbing is the worst. Overly flirtatious in some scenes, unconvincingly fearful in others, and mechanical in still others, her character seems to lack consistency because of the poor dubbing.<br /><br />“Cry of a Prostitute” is a nasty, salacious, vicious movie. Director Bianchi portrays the world of big-time crime turning explosive unexpectedly as loyalties are constantly tested, death can occur in an instant, and profits from drug trafficking outweigh the value of human life.  Nothing is subtle and none of the characters are likable.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated, Region A release include the U.S. opening credits and several trailers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : One of the most shocking crime films of all time is now uncut and uncontrolled! From director Andrea Bianchi (Burial Ground) comes the story of Tony (Henry Silva; Foxbat, Trapped, Johnny Cool), a sadistic, cold-blooded hit man sent to Italy to settle a war between two rival criminal gangs. Caught in the middle is Margie (Barbara Bouchet; Stoney, Amuck, Don’t Torture a Duckling), a former hooker now married to a mob boss. A shockingly perverse relationship between Tony and Margie adds fuel to the local criminal fires, setting off an ultraviolent explosion that will leave you stunned! One of the most brutal and unforgettable crime films ever made, Cry of a Prostitute is now presented in all its degenerate glory uncut in HD for the very first time!Special Features:-2017 HD Scan -Alternate U.S. Opening Credits -U.S. Theatrical Trailer.