Deadly Revenge (1976)

Movie
German title	Deadly revenge
Original title	Kid Vengeance
Country of production	Israel , United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1976
length	94 minutes
Rod
Director	Joseph Manduke , ; (as Joe Manduke )
script	Bud Robbins , ; Jay Tefler , ; Ken Globus
production	Menahem Golan , ; Frank Johnson , ; Alex Hacohen
music	Francesco De Masi
camera	David Garfinkel
occupation
	Lee Van Cleef : McClain; Jim Brown : Isaac; Leif Garrett : Tom Thurston; Glynnis O'Connor : Lisa Thurston; John Marley : Jesus; David Loden : Matthew Thurston; Dalia Penn : Beth Thurston; Matt Clark : Grover; Tim Scott : Ned; Richard Vanstone : Dewey;

Deadly Revenge (international title: Kid Vengeance ) is a the spaghetti westerns of related movie in Israeli-American co-production, Joseph Manduke with genre star Lee Van Cleef staged in one of the lead roles. The film, which was first released on video in the German-speaking area, received negative reviews from the critics without exception.

action

Tom is 15 when his family, peaceful settlers, are ambushed by the McClains gang; the parents are murdered, the sister Lisa kidnapped. Tom goes after the bandits; in doing so, he teams up with the colored gold prospector Isaac. With different tools - shovel, snake, scorpion, stones, ropes and arrows - they kill the individual members of the gang. In the village of Santa Cruz you will find McClains' retreat; there he exploits the prospectors. Isaac can gradually get the people on his side and finally faces McClain in a final duel.

criticism

“A moderate straggler of the Spaghetti Western with Lee Van Cleef as the bandit boss who looks more like a pirate. The film falls out of the usual genre only because of the youthful hero and the end (the son of the bandit boss renounces killing the hero) ”, so the lexicon of the international film . Leonard Maltin calls the film "bloody, murderous, obnoxious".

Web links

Deadly Revenge in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

↑ According to all Italian sources, no local production company was involved
↑ Deadly revenge. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
^ Leonard Maltin's TV and video guide. 1991, p. 609

[1] According to all Italian sources, no local production company was involved

[2] Deadly revenge. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .

[3] Leonard Maltin's TV and video guide. 1991, p. 609