Hitch Hike(1977)

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Pasquale Festa Campanile (THE LIBERTINE) directed this late 1970s Italian exploitation film, a brutal and outrageous thriller set in the American Southwest. Franco Nero (DJANGO) stars as Walter Mancini, a washed-up alcoholic writer traveling with his wife, Eve (former Bond girl Clery), whom he frequently abuses and humiliates. However, when the couple picks up a stranded motorist named Adam, their trip takes an unexpected detour. Adam, a deranged and murderous fugitive, forces them to drive him to Mexico, passing the time by tying up Walter and torturing him for fun and raping Eve. Pursued by Adam's former partners, from whom he has stolen two million dollars, the dysfunctional trio ride through the desert as each plots their escape from one another. Shot with gusto, HITCH-HIKE soons spirals into a wild ride with unexpected twists and turns. Barely released in the USA, the film is a true gem in the world of exploitive cinema

Has anyone ever seen this looks interesting.

Epic movie.

"BUH BYE FAGGOTS!"

Shit is unreal. Essential next level flick.

Seems interesting. I see it at Best Buy all the time. Is it worth it?

It's Franco Nero + Ennio Morricone + David Hess. It's worth a look at least.

For some reason, this film really, really got to me. I don't know why but I was going through major shifting emotions from the first minute on.

mmyersisgod wrote:

Seems interesting. I see it at Best Buy all the time. Is it worth it?

Django and Krug in the same movie sir ...

Seriously, just buy it.