Napoli Violenta Naples, Italy
Cynical, infamous and violent.
The Napoli Violenta project takes its name from the 1976 film directed by Umberto
Lenzi as a grindcore tribute to the poliziottesco movie genre. Characterized by raw violence and realism, Poliziottesco was able to merge with the theatrical drama and the Neapolitan underworld cinema played by singers-actors such as Pino Mauro and Mario Merola.
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