Vincenzo Cascino
Actor · Italy
Vincenzo Cascino was an Argentinian industrialist who moved to Italy in the 1960s to pursue a career in filmmaking. He is known for his work as a writer, director, and actor in films such as Le sette vipere (Il marito latino) (1964), 7 Golden Women Against Two 07: Treasure Hunt (1966), and Le 7 cinesi d'oro (1967). Cascino often used the name Barbikian and was known for his non-linear storytelling and unsolved plotlines. After his work in the film industry, Cascino's whereabouts became unknown, but his films have been cited as among the worst in movie history and consequently earned a little cult following.
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Movie6.5ComedyDramaLorenzo is an industrialist married in Argentina to a cruel woman who manages to have all her husband's assets seized, to throw him out of the house and to be awarded the two children born of the unhappy marriage. The desperate industrialist repairs in Italy, where he takes with him the children he has kidnapped and the affectionate secretary. But even in Italy the law is against him.
Movie10.0WesternA sheriff is reluctant to take on a murderous gang because his brother is the gang's head.
Movie8.0ActionAdventureKnockoff of the 7 Golden Men with Yoko Tani.
Movie5.0ActionAdventureMark Davis, secret agent No. 07, is after a Nazi treasure hidden somewhere in the Mediterranean waters before the end of WW2. The key to the secret location is hidden in a Goya painting. Mark attends an art auction just in time to see the painting being bought by a lovely young woman. But soon he will discover that there are six other replicas of the painting - each in the possession of a girl, and as many international spies, art dealers, and com men behind the ladies. Mark is already an expert with young women, and now he must become one in art fakes as well.