Days of Violence (1967) I giorni della violenza | Region-Free (Blu-Ray) | Dual Audio

Title: Days of Violence (1967)

Alternate Title: I giorni della violenza

Genre: Western

Plot Synopsis:
Set during the final months of the American Civil War, Joe’s brother is unjustly killed by Captain Clifford of the Northern army. Seeking vengeance, Joe joins a group of Southern rebels determined to resist until the end. Branded an outlaw with a bounty on his head, Joe returns after the war to the farm where he once worked, only to find his beloved Christine, the owner’s daughter, engaged to the man he despises—Captain Clifford.

Cast and Crew:

• Director: Alfonso Brescia (credited as Al Bradley)
• Writers:
  • Mario Amendola
  • Antonio Boccaci
  • Gian Luigi Buzzi
  • Paolo Lombardo
• Cast:
  • Peter Lee Lawrence as Joe Williams
  • Beba Lončar as Christine
  • Luigi Vannucchi as Captain Clifford
  • Andrea Bosic as Mr. Morrison
  • Rosalba Neri as Lizzy

IMDb Link:
I giorni della violenza (1967)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. The_Man_With_No_Name – ★★★★☆
   “A compelling Spaghetti Western with a strong narrative and memorable performances. Peter Lee Lawrence shines as the vengeful Joe.”
2. DjangoLives – ★★★☆☆
   “Solid entry in the genre. The storyline keeps you engaged, though it follows familiar tropes. Worth a watch for fans.”
3. Sartana_68 – ★★★★☆
   “Impressive direction by Alfonso Brescia. The film’s pacing and character development stand out among its peers.”
4. SpaghettiFanatic – ★★★½☆
   “A revenge tale that treads familiar ground but delivers emotional depth. Lawrence and Neri have a great dynamic.”
5. CinemaCowboy – ★★★★☆
   “An underrated gem of the genre with a powerful score and strong performances. A must-watch for fans of Spaghetti Westerns.”

Meta Description:
Days of Violence (1967), also known as I giorni della violenza, is an Italian Western directed by Alfonso Brescia. The film follows Joe, who seeks vengeance against Captain Clifford for his brother’s unjust death during the Civil War. Returning home post-war, Joe faces further turmoil as he discovers his love, Christine, is now engaged to his enemy.