The Suicide Squad—An Overlooked and Underrated "Sequel"
Since Season 2 of Peacemaker is currently airing, let’s revisit the movie that started it all.
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Italy, 1970. The sinister shadow of a mysterious serial killer, obsessed with Dante's Divine Comedy, relentlessly hunts down all those whose souls are evil and impure. Inspectors Moretti and Succo, in charge of solving the case, suspect that the wave of murders is related to a horrible crime committed 15 years earlier.
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Italy, 1970. The sinister shadow of a mysterious serial killer, obsessed with Dante's Divine Comedy, relentlessly hunts down all those whose souls are evil and impure. Inspectors Moretti and Succo, in charge of solving the case, suspect that the wave of murders is related to a horrible crime committed 15 years earlier.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Nicolás Onetti, Luciano Onetti
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Guante Negro Films
Cast
Luciano Onetti
Director
Raúl Gederlini
Vittorio Visconti
Silvina Grippaldi
Nina Visconti
Martina Nigrelli
Francesca Visconti
Luis Emilio Rodríguez
Bruno Moretti
Gustavo D'Alessandro
Benito Succo
Juan Bautista Massolo
Giovanni Bianco
Antonieta Bonarea
The Witness
Idiel Idiáquez
Dr. Laforte
Aldana Orchuela
Librarian
Evangelina Goitia
The Red Gloves Killer
Tomás Binzuña
Visconti's Son
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