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Like Father, Like Son (1974)

Mimi Miceli Jr. is, the son of a Mafia don who was exiled back to Sicily. He wants to get back into the family business and transplant it from New York to Hollywood. After the kidnapping ... See full summary »

Director:

Duke Mitchell
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Cast

Complete credited cast:
Duke Mitchell Duke Mitchell ... Mimi Miceli (as Dominico Miceli)
Vic Caesar Vic Caesar ... Jolly Rizzo
Lorenzo Dardado Lorenzo Dardado ... Don Mimi (as Lorenzo Dodo)
Louis Zito Louis Zito ... Chucky Tripoli (as Lou Zito)
Cara Peters Cara Peters ... Liz (as Cara Salerno)
Fred Otash Fred Otash ... Bones
John Strong John Strong ... Cheech
Jimmy Williams Jimmy Williams ... Super Spook
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
George 'Buck' Flower ... Vince Baccari (as Buck Flower)
Richard Scarso Richard Scarso ... Zantelli
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Storyline

Mimi Miceli Jr. is, the son of a Mafia don who was exiled back to Sicily. He wants to get back into the family business and transplant it from New York to Hollywood. After the kidnapping for ransom of a West Coast Mafia boss, Mimi is back in the "life." With the blessing of the local clan, Mimi attempts to takedown a Hollywood pimp named Superspook, who turns out to no easy mark.

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Fingered by The Godfather, Nailed by... The Executioner See more »

Genres:

Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Trivia

Along with the theatrical premiere for Gone with the Pope, Grindhouse Releasing also debuted a brand new, pristine 35mm copy of Massacre Mafia Style. The new remastered version is now in dispute over who owns the rights to the film. It quite possibly might not be shown again in any format (since one company owns the prints but another owns the rights to distribute). See more »

Connections

References The Godfather (1972) See more »

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Open Your Heart
Written by Jimmy Saunders and Sunny Skylar (as Sonny Skyler)
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borderline watchable
17 February 2015 | by RanchoTuVuSee all my reviews

The travails and exploits of a Sicilian hit-man, one could accurately refer to The Executioner as a classic example of deservedly obscure and very sleazy 70s exploitation. It's poorly written and it's badly acted. Thus, what this film really needed was more action and fewer lines. The story takes into account the rise of XXX pornography, as the main character in The Executioner considers entering into the porn industry as its taking off with the success of Deep Throat, which kind of connects the film's violent content to sex, both prime exploitation ingredients. As a 70s exploitation film, The Executioner has too much of the downside and not enough of the upside that that term carries with it. Still, for fans of borderline bad movies, it may not be a total disappointment.


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Country:

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Language:

English

Release Date:

19 December 1974 (USA) See more »

Also Known As:

Massacre Mafia Style See more »

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Mono

Color:

Color

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1.85 : 1
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