Man of Violence

Year: 1970

Runtime: 107 mins

Language: English

Director: Pete Walker

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Mercenary Moon (Michael Latimer) teams up with two corrupt cops to steal $90 million worth of gold from a war‑torn Arab nation. Their heist spirals into sex, violence and betrayal as double‑crossing thugs vie for the loot. A seductive group of women and a sadistic homosexual murderer pursue Moon and his ruthless crew, driving the gritty crime drama forward.

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