Mean Tricks
(1992)
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Mean Tricks
(1992)
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| Charles Napier | ... |
Brian Hornsby
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Stefano Sabelli | ... |
Rodriguez
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| Iris Peynado | ... |
Candelaria
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David Brandon | ... |
Jimmy Gandelman
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Bettina Giovannini |
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Stelio Candelli |
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Salvatore Lago |
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David Warbeck | ... |
Frank Mendoza
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Italo Clemente |
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Marco Felicioli |
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Enzo Frattari |
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Marco Onorato |
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Riccardo Petrazzi |
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Elena Wiedermann |
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Roberto Ricci |
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I've been a fan of Charles Napier ever since seeing Russ Meyer's CHERRY, HARRY, AND RAQUEL at a drive-in circa 1973. After appearing in COP TARGET with Robert Ginty for director Umberto Lenzi, Napier got a chance to star in HIS OWN euro-crime film for Lenzi, and this film MEAN TRICKS is it. What a treat it is to see Napier beat the crap out of various punks and mouth great b-movie crime dialogue that sounds like it could have come from one of the later Mike Shayne novels. No one can get as many syllables out of the word "Bu**s**t" as Napier can. This has the flat, euro-TV-movie look of many later Lenzi films, but the man knows how to make an unpretentious genre film that delivers the goods. If the idea of Charles Napier as a hard-drinking, tough-talking crimebuster with a bad attitude is appealing to you, DO seek out this gem of a film. It's Napier at his best!