10,000 BLOOD MONEY
A.k.a. 10,000 DOLLARS FOR A MASSACRE.  Two bandits take revenge on an ex-con, kidnapping his daughter. The father hires Django, a bounty hunter, to find her. He succeeds, but to free the girl, he is forced to slaughter an entire gang. Gianni Garko stars as Django in this unauthorized sequel to Sergio Corrbucci’s classic western.  Also stars Loredana Nusciak and Claudio Camaso. Directed by Romolo Guerrieri. (1967)  Widescreen in English.

ACQUASANTA JOE
Jeff Donovan is a notorious outlaw who, with his gang, has robbed the bank in Cutler City and the savings of a famous bounty hunter.  Soon, this bounty hunter makes it his business to get back the loot, ending with a free-for-all gun battle, leaving almost everyone dead.  Starring:  Ty Hardin, Richard Harrison, and Lincoln Tate.  Directed by Mario Gariazzo (1971) Widescreen, in English.

ADIOS, GRINGO
Giuliano Gemma hunts for the real killers as the law hunts him. Also stars Evelyn Stewart. Directed by George Finley. (1965) Widescreen/English.

ADIOS SABATA
A.k.a.  INDO BLACK. Yul Brenner, starring in his only Eurowestern, leads an expedition to steal the gold reserve from a sadistic Austrian commandant working for Emperor Maximillian in Mexico.  Also starring '60's pop star Dan Reed,  Pedro Sanchez, and Susan Scott.  Directed by Frank Kramer.  Music by Bruno Nicolai (1970) In English.

ALIVE OR PREFERABLY DEAD
A.k.a. VIVI O PREFERIBILMENTE MORTE.  Two estranged brothers and a country bumpkin will inherit a fortune if they can live together for 6 months. Then in walks the sexy Sydney Rome who causes a bundle of trouble. Duccio Tessari’s comedy/western starring Giuliano Gemma, Nino Benvenuti and Sydney Rome. (1969) From laser disc, in English.

APACHE WOMAN
A naive cavalry soldier falls in love with a beautiful Apache woman.  When the Indian squaw is kidnapped, Tommy and his partners track down the kidnappers.  The result is a decidedly disturbing dose of excessive brutality.  One of the more sleazy Eurowesterns of the '70's mixing violence with soft-core sexuality.  Starring:  Al Cliver, Yara Kewa, and Rick Boyd.  Directed by George McRoots (1976) In English.

ARIZONA BILL
A.k.a. ROAD TO FORT ALAMO. Cult director Mario Bava, normally known for his moody horror films, directed 3 Eurowesterns (NEBRASKA JIM, ROY COLT AND WINCHESTER JACK). ARIZONA BILL is regarded as the best of the three and reflects the style of Bava the most. Ken Clark stars as the title character who, with his gang disguised as Union soldiers, rob a bank in Wagon City. During the robbery an old woman is blown away by an over zealous gang member. Clark becomes remorseful over the needless killing of the old woman and falls in love and goes on the straight and narrow, becoming a hero in the act. Directed by Mario Bava. Starring Ken Clark, Jany Clair, Michel Lemoine, Adreina Paul, Kirk Bert. (1966) Widescreen, in English

BALLAD OF DJANGO, THE
A.k.a.  GIU LA MANI CAROGNA.   Django, the epitome of the cool bounty hunter, pauses the narrative of his adventures to destroy one by one the dangerous gang headed by “The Fox”.  Then he returns to his waiting friend and goes on with the story unmoved.  Starring Hunt Powers and Gordon Mitchell.  Directed by Lucky Dickinson (Miles Deem). (1971) Widescreen/English.

BANDIDOS
Richard Martin earns his living in shooting-shows until the head of the “Bandidos”, Billy Kane, smashes his hands. Martin finds a pupil, Ricky Shot, whom he can teach the techniques of the professional gunfighter so Martin can be avenged. But his plan doesn’t pan out and he must face the pistolero on his own. Starring Enrico Maria Salerno, Terry Jenkins, Maria Martin, Marco Guglielmi and Chris Huerta. Directed by Max Dillmann. (1968)  Widescreen, in English.

BANDERA BANDITS
A.k.a. J & S: CRIMINAL STORY OF AN OUTLAW COUPLE / SONNY & JED.  Director Sergio Corbucci takes the "Bonnie & Clyde" myth out to the Old West. Starring Tomas Milian, Telly Savalas, Susan George. Music by Ennio Morricone. (1973) Widescreen/English.

BEAST
A.k.a. ROUGH JUSTICE / LA BELVA. Klaus Kinski plays a sex crazed outlaw who rapes and ravages his way across the West.  Also stars Steven Tedd. With a great score by Stelvio Cipriani. Directed by Mario Costa. (1970) Widescreen/English.

BELLE STARR STORY, THE
The beautiful Elsa Martinelli stars in the title role as the notorious female outlaw. Robert Woods and George Eastman are the two loves in her life who introduce Belle to the world of crime. Also starring Dan Harrison, Valdmer Nedar, and Bruno Corazzari. Written and directed by famed Italian art film director Lina Wermuller (SWEPT AWAY, SEVEN BEAUTIES) using the name Nathan Wich. (1968) In English.

BEN AND CHARLIE
A.K.A.  AMICO, STAMMI LONTANO ALEMONO UN PALMO… Giuliano Gemma and George Eastman are buddies who are mistaken for dangerous criminals. A lighthearted comedy by Michele Lupo. Also stars Marisa Mell. Photographed by Joe D’Amato. (1973) Widescreen/English.

BEYOND THE LAW
This film tells the story of about a weak con man (Lee Van Cleef) who starts his life as a criminal  and moves to a position of great authority on the right side of the law. The rest of the great cast are Antonio Sabato, Gordon Mitchell, Lionel Stander and Bud Spencer (without his beard!) Written by veteran action-horror director Fernando Di Leo. Directed by Giorgio Stegani. (1968) In English.

BIG SHOWDOWN
A.K.A.  GRAND DUEL.   In the violent lands of the early West lives a man called Clayton who is well versed in guns and crime, but backs the law.  In the midst of having no apparent solution, he fights for justice.  Starring Lee Van Cleef, Peter O’Brien, and Horst Frank.  Directed by Giancarlo Santi. (1973) Widescreen/English.

BILLY BOY
A.K.A. A SKY FULL OF STARS OVER A ROOF.  Plot deals with two hapless vagabonds, Tim and Harry, and their misadventures with outlaws, card sharks, and bounty hunters.  Starring:  Guiliano Gemma, Mario Adorf, Rick Boyd, Anthony Dawson, and Sandro Duri.  Directed by Giulio Petroni.  Music by Ennio Morricone (1968) Widescreen, in English.

BLACK JACK
Violence and greed is the story of Black Jack, a “professional” bank robber, and his band.  Black Jack double-deals his gang by running off with the loot after a successful bank robbery.  The deadly chase begins.  An odd Eurowestern entry because everyone is a bad guy. Starring:  Robert Woods, Dick Palmer, and Rick Battaglia.  Directed by Gianfranco Baldanello (1968) Widescreen, in English.

BLACK KILLER
The town of Tombstone is at the mercy of five brothers, the dreaded O’Hares. An expert gunslinger, Burt (Fred Robsham), arrives on the scene and is immediately persuaded to take on the duties of sheriff.  After lots of action, the sheriff, with the aid of a mysterious lawyer (Klaus Kinski) eliminate the dreaded brothers. Directed by Lucky Moore (Carlo Croccolo). (1971) Widescreen/English

BLINDMAN
Inspired by the Japanese blind Samurai film series Zatoichi, this film features Tony Anthony as the sightless gunfighter trying to recover his stolen wagon load of 50 beautiful women that he was escorting. The were stolen by a group of Mexican bandits lead by Lloyd Battista and ex Beatle Ringo Starr. Directed with much flair by Ferdinando Baldi (Texas Adios). With a wonderful musical score by Stelvio Cipriani. (1971) Widescreen in English.

BLOOD FOR A SILVER DOLLAR
a.k.a. ONE SILVER DOLLAR / UN DOLLARO BUCATO. Montgomery Wood (Giuliano Gemma) stars in one of the best by director Giorgio Ferroni. (1965) Widescreen/English

BLOOD AT SUNDOWN
A.k.a. 1000 DOLLARI SUL NERO.  Johnny Liston is back after 12 years in jail, years which have enabled his brother Sartana to take control of the farmers, the town, and Johnny’s woman.  With the help of Jerry, the woman’s brother, Johnny fights to reestablish justice, but the subsequent destruction the town eventually defeats him.  He decides to abandon his mission until Sartana, in all his madness, causes the death of their mother. Gianni Garko turns in a great performance as the bloodthirsty Sartana.  Starring:  Anthony Steffans, Gianni Garko, and Jerry Wilson. Directed by Albert Cardone (1966) Widescreen, in English.

BORN TO KILL
A.K.A.  NATO PER UCCIDERE.  This tale is about a silent stranger named Gordon who is fast with a pistol.  The townspeople of Tree Crossing, including a beautiful prostitute, try to convince him to protect them from an aggressive land baron.  Starring:  Gordon Mitchell, Femi Benussi, and Aldo Berti.  Directed by Tony Mulligan (1967) In English.

BOOT HILL
An early team up of Terrance Hill and Bud Spencer has the pair running into an ex-gunfighter (Woody Strode) who now works in a traveling circus as a trapeze artist. They also run into the evil Victor Buono. Directed by Giuseppe Colizzi. (1969-Italy)

BOUNTY KILLER FOR TRINITY, A
The townsfolk of Trinity decide to hire a notorious bounty hunter to protect them from a fierce band of Mexican outlaws who are terrorizing the area. He discovers the true person behind the bandits is within the town. A bloody gunfight ends the control of the gang and returns control of the town to its people. Starring Jeff Cameron, Paul McCren, Pat Miner and Carla Mancini. Directed by Joe D’Amato (his first!) (1972) In English.

BROTHER OUTLAW
A.k.a. RIMASE UNO SOLO E FU LA MORTE PER TUTTI.  Dakota Thompson is convicted on a fake robbery charge, but his brother Slim helps him break out of jail.  The two men begin a search for the real thieves, and discover the outlaw gang led by the notorious gunfighter Alvarez is behind the robbery.  Starring:  Tony Kendall, James Rogers, and Celso Faria.  Directed by Edward G. Mueller (1971) In English.

BUDDY GOES WEST
A.k.a.  OCCHIO ALLA PENNA .  An entertaining Western comedy telling the meandering episodic adventures of a man and his dimwitted Indian sidekick as they wander the open West.  Starring:  Bud Spencer, Amidou, and Joe Bugner.  Directed by Michele Lupo.  Music by Ennio Morricone (1981) Widescreen, in English.

CHARGE
A.k.a.  THOSE DIRTY DOGS.  Stephen Boyd plays Chadwell, one of three cavalrymen sent from the east to quell the attacks by a band of Mexican bandits in the Texas territory.  A bounty hunter joins them for the ensuing battle.  Also starring John Garco, Howard Ross, and Simon Andrew.  Directed by Giuseppe Rosati (1973) In English.

CHUCK MOOL
A.k.a.  UNHOLY FOUR.  Chuck, suffering from amnesia, runs into a man posing as his father, who attempts to trick him into killing an archenemy who happens to be Chuck's real father.  When this trickery is discovered, a bloodbath ensues.  Starring:  Leonard Mann, Woody Strode, and Peter Martell.  Directed by E.B. Clucher (1970) In English.

CALIFORNIA
A.k.a.  ADIOS CALIFORNIA. At the end of the Civil War, a union soldier is released from prison and travels with a fellow prisoner to Missouri where his traveling companion is shot and hung for horse stealing.  California decides to take the dead companion’s belongings to his family’s ranch, and helps defend them against a gang of outlaws. Also starring William Berger, Raimund Harmstorf, and Chris Avran.  Directed by Michele Lupo (1976) Widescreen, in English.

CARAMBOLA
An attempt to copy the success of the “Trinity” series featuring Hill/Spencer look-alikes Michael Coby and Paul Smith. There is more action than comedy here, though. Directed by Ferdinando Baldi. (1974) Widescreen/English.

CHALLENGE OF THE MACKENNAS
A.K.A.  AMEN / LA SFIDA DEI MACKENNA.  John Ireland stars as a drifter who gets caught in a range war between two powerful ranchers. Also stars Robert Woods, Annabella Incontrera. Directed by Leon Klimovsky. (1969) Widescreen/English.

CHINA 9, LIBERTY 37
A.K.A.  AMORE PIOMO E FURORE.  Some railroad men save a notorious gunfighter from the gallows because they need him to kill a farmer, whose land is in the way of the line. Cult director Monte Hellman's last film for 10 years. Starring the sexy Jenny Agutter, Fabio Testi, Warren Oates and Sam Peckinpah. (1978) English language.

CJAMANGO
Sean Todd (Cjamango) is robbed by  a bandit, and the hunt is on to recover the loot and take care of the thief. Also stars Mickey Hargitay. Directed by Edward G. Muller. (1967) Widescreen/English

COMPANEROS
A.K.A. VAMOS A MATAR COMPANEROS.  Into the Mexican town of San Bernardino rides in Swedish mercenary Yod Peterson right into the middle of a bloody revolution. While General Mongo's Guerrilla's fight a band of students led by General Xantos for control of Mexico’s future, the Swede finds out that Xantos holds the combination to a safe holding untold wealth. Faking allegiance to General Mongo, Peterson sets off to find Xantos and that all important combination - with Mongo's sidekick Vasco along for the ride. Directed by Sergio Corbucci with a great score by Ennio Morricone. Starring  Franco Nero, Jack Palance and Thoms Milian. (1970) In English.

COWARDS DON’T PRAY
A.k.a. THE TASTE OF VENGEANCE. John Garko seeks revenge for his murdered family. A dark film directed by Marlon Sirko. (1968) Widescreen/English.

THE CYNIC, THE RAT & THE FIST
A.k.a. THE CYNIC. Thomas Milian stars in this Italian Mafia thriller from director Umberto Lenzi. Also stars Maurizio Merli and John Saxon. English.

DAYS OF VENGEANCE
A.k.a. THE DEADLEST GUNFIGHTER. Giuliano Gemma escapes from prison and looks to prove his innocence and take revenge against the man who turned him in. Also stars Francisco Rabal, Gabriella Giorgelli, Conrado Sanmartin.  Music by Armando Trovaioli. Directed by Stan Vance. (1967) Widescreen from laser disc, in English.

DEAD MEN DON’T COUNT
(A.k.a. GARRINGO) As a child, Johnny watched as his father was killed in front of him by Union officers. This caused a massive trauma for the young boy, and he developed a split personality. One is normal and the other is a fierce killer who becomes enraged at the sight of a Union soldier. After a string of murders performed by the evil half, a lawman is given the task to bring in the killer dead or alive. Starring Anthony Steffen, Peter Lee Lawrence and Solvi Stubing.  Directed by Rafael Romero Marchent. (1969) In English.

DEATH AT OWELL ROCK
A.K.A.  LA MORTE NON CONTA I DOLLARI.  A death to avenge, many suspects, a hired gunman, a change of identity.  Will Lawrence and Jane White find out who killed their father in the little town of Owell Rock?  Starring Mark Damon, Stephen Forsyte, and Pamela Tudor. Directed by Gerorge Lincoln (Riccardo Freda). (1967) English.

DEATH WALKS IN LAREDO
A.K.A. TRE PISTOLE CONTRO CEASARE.  Three men each receive notice of inheritance to a gold mine.  The three men discover that they are half-brothers with the same father, but three different mothers.  They decide to travel together to the mine in Laredo but are deterred by a powerful dictator who controls the entire territory from his castle.  This nut believes he is Julius Caesar, wearing tunics and robes and executes his enemies in a coliseum.  He believes the gold mine is his and sends a hit squad of female assassins to kill the brothers.  Starring:  Thomas Hunter, James Shigeta, and Nadir Moretti.  Directed by Enzo Peri (1966) In English.

DEEP WEST
Hallelujah (George Hilton) is a gunman hired by a Mexican revolutionary officer. His mission is to  confiscate a case of jewels escorted by the German Emperor Maximilian’s trusted assistant. The gems are intended as payment for a machine gun sold by an unscrupulous arms dealer. The deal goes sour and a bloodbath occurs when the jewels are discovered to be fake. Hallelujah  is accused of the switch by a nun, who is really a spy. A very entertaining and funny western directed by Anthony Ascott, one of the more prolific western directors. (1971) Widescreen, In English.

DEGUEJO
The Civil War is over, and a Confederate colonel hides a large amount of gold inside his house in Danger City.  He and his seven accomplices are captured by a bandit named Ramon who heard of the missing treasure.  He brutally tortures the colonel's gang until they give out the secret information.  Starring:  Giacomo Rossi Stuart, Dan Vadis, Jose Torres, and Erika Blanc.  Directed by Joseph Warren (1966) In English.

DICK LUFT IN SACRAMENTO
Aka. THE CRAZY BUNCH, DI TRESSETTE DE N’E UNO, TUTTI GLI AL TRI SON NESSUNO. In this western spoof of the “Don Quixote” story, George Hilton stars as Dick Luft, a wanna-be gunfighter who travels with his sidekick Veleno (who makes it look as though Hilton is a better gunfighter that he is). Also stars Tony Norton, Cris Huerta, Umberto D’orsi, and Nello Pazzafini. Includes a great music score by Alessandro Alessandroni. One of the lesser known films directed by the prolific Anthony Ascott. (1974) Widescreen.

DJANGO
One of the most famous, and the first of more than 30, Italian westerns using the Django character. Franco Nero stars as a stranger named Django who comes into a town dragging his coffin behind him. The town is run by rival gangs; this time it's the Ku Klux Klan vs. Mexican bandits. Nero eliminates opponents from both sides, and in the end, with his hands badly smashed, he gets his revenge by propping his six-shooter on a cross. The "Django" films, along with Sergio Leone's westerns, were the best and most popular of the Euro-westerns. This film contains the best trademark elements of the Euro-western: the muddy filthy towns, the ugly people, the mysterious stranger and outbreaks of intense violence. Also stars Eduardo Fajardo.  Directed by Sergio Corbucci. (1966) Slightly widescreen from laser disc. In English. Highly recommended.

DJANGO ADIOS
A.k.a.  SEMINO’ MORTE… LO CHIAMAVANO IL CASTIGO DI DIO .  A man avenges his family, which has been wiped out by a gang of bandits, killing each of them in turn.  Starring Jose Torres, Brad Harris and Vassili Karis.  Directed by Robert Johnson (1972) Widescreen, in English.

DJANGO AND SARTANA... SHOWDOWN IN THE WEST
A.K.A.  ARRIVA DJANGO E SARTANA… E LA FINE!  The daughter of a wealthy landowner is kidnapped. Her father offers Django and Sartana a huge reward to rescue her from the bandits.  Starring Hunt Powers, Chet Davis, and Gordon Mitchell.   A great-looking film shot by Joe D’Amato. Directed by Miles Deem. (1970) Widescreen/English.

DJANGO KILL
A.k.a.  SE SEI VIVO SPARA,  ORO HONDO.  This is the story of Django and his deadly pistol loaded with golden bullets.  He must do battle with a sadistic gay bandit named Zorro.  Zorro and his gang of homosexuals have raided the city and kidnapped a teenage boy whom they hold for ransom while gang-raping him until he kills himself.  Considered one of the most unusual and brutally violent Eurowesterns ever made. This film was the un-credited inspiration for the recent art-house film DEAD MAN by Jim Jarmusch. Now available in a beautiful, completely uncut version with all the gore intact. Starring:  Tomas Milan, Ray Lovelock, and Piero Lulli.  Directed by Giulio Questi (1967) Widescreen, in English.

DJANGO KILLS SILENTLY
Django comes to the aid of a women who’s family has been brutally slaughter by a mysterious gang. George Eastman Stars as Django. Also stars Edwin G. Ross and Liana Orfei. (1968) In English.

DJANGO SHOOTS FIRST
A.K.A. DJANGO SPARA PER PRIMO.  Django inherits the lion's share of a town and, along with it, an unscrupulous partner.  Together they seek the killer of Django's father while Django must always watch his suspicious "friend".  Starring:  Glenn Saxon, Fernando Sancho, Evelyn Stewart, and Erika Blanc.  Directed by Alberto De Martino.  Music by Bruno Nicolai (1966) In English.

DJANGO THE BASTARD
A.K.A.  STRANGLER’S GUNDOWN.  One of the top 10 best Euro-Westerns. Anthony Steffen stars as a man/ghost seeking revenge on evil Confederate soldiers who betrayed him. This film was the uncredited inspiration for Clint Eastwood's HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER.  Directed by Sergio Garrone, Co-written by Anthony Steffen. (1969) Widescreen/English.

DJANGO STRIKES AGAIN
A.K.A.  IL GRANDE RITORNO DI DJANGO.  The well-known pistolero who carries his machine gun in a coffin comes back to the screen in a new action-packed and breathtaking story which blends the best of the western and adventure genres.  Franco Nero gives a brilliant performance as one of his most successful characters.  Also stars Donald Pleasence, Christopher Connelly, William Berger. (1987) In English.

DON’T WAIT DJANGO... SHOOT!
Django (Sean Todd) hunts down the killers of his father with the aid of a sidekick Diego. Also starring Pedro Sanchez and Rada Rassimov.  Directed by Edward G. Muller. (1969) Widescreen/English.

DYNAMITE JIM
An unknown tramp becomes a guide through a bandit’s territory to deliver an important treasure. Starring Luis Davila and the sexy Rosalba Neri as a dance hall girl. (1967) Widescreen/English.

DYNAMITE JOE
A.k.a. JOE  L'IMPLACABILE. The gold supply of the National Bank is robbed every time that it is transferred. The authorities entrust the protection of the gold to “Dynamite” Joe Ford who has the wonderful idea to melt the gold and construct a stage coach out of it. There is a misunderstanding, and the gold does not make it to its destination. Joe believes that the trouble is not with bandits. Directed by Anthony Dawson (Antonio Margheriti). Starring Rick Van Nutter, Halina Zalewska, Mercedes Caracuel, Renato Baldini and Barta Barry. (1967) Widescreen, in English.

EL MACHO
The sheriff of Abilene convinces a gunfighting professional gambler to assume the identity of an outlaw named Buzzard.  The sheriff offers him a big reward to infiltrate a gang who have just robbed a stagecoach.  He discovers the gang's hideout, and recovers the gold.  But he discovers the sheriff is not who he seems.  Starring:  Carlos Monson, George Hilton, and Susanna Gimenez.  Directed by Mark Andrew (1977) Widescreen, in English.

EL PURO
A.k.a.  LA TAGLIA E TUA… L’UMO UOMO L’AMMAZZO IO, EL PURO. The story of three outlaws on the trail of another famous outlaw, with a huge bounty on his head.  It has a bizarre ending (which separated the Eurowesterns from the American westerns).  Starring Robert Wood, Aldo Berti, Susan Scott (Rosabella Neri).  Directed by Edward G. Mueller (1970) Widescreen, in English.

FACE TO FACE
A.K.A.  FACCIA A FACCIA.  Gian Maria Volonte is a professor of history, recuperating in the American Southwest from tuberculosis. There he meets half-breed bandit Tomas Milian and becomes fascinated by him. He uses his intellect to help the outlaw and rapidly descends to violence so pointless that Milian allows him to take the role of leader. Finally Milian kills his violent oppressor. A bit of European history strangely transplanted to the American Southwest, the picture is almost a perfect representation of Italy's fascination with, and final oppression by, Adolf Hitler's Germany. Also stars William Berger. Directed by Sergio Sollima (BIG GUNDOWN, RUN MAN RUN) Music by Ennio Morricone. This is the full-length, 113 minute uncut version. (1967) Widescreen/English.

FAST HAND IS STILL MY NAME
A.K.A. MI CHIAMAVANO REQUISCAT MA AVEVANO SBAGLIATO.  Macedo was a Confederate soldier during the Civil War.  He still is angry at the North and seeks revenge.  He forms a gang and attacks a cavalry fort, killing everyone except the captain, who they decide to torture instead.  They tie him to a stake, brand him, and eventually shoot holes in his hands, leaving him to die.  He survives and seeks vengeance.  Starring:  Alan Steele, William Berger, Welma Truccol, and Paco Sanz.  Directed by Frank Bronston (1974) Widescreen, in English.

FEW DOLLARS FOR DJANGO
A.K.A.  POCCHI DOLLARI PER DJANGO.  Bounty hunter Django (Anthony Steffen) tracks a bandit, only to find his twin. Also stars Gloria Osuna, Frank Wolff, Joe Kamel. Directed by Leon Klimovsky  (1967) In English.

FIGHTING FIST OF SHANGHAI JOE
A.K.A.  THE DRAGON STRIKES BACK.  Inspired by the success of the popular TV series "Kung Fu", this is an East-meets-West, Kung-fu Western. The extreme graphic violence sets this one apart from the others. In the end, there is a scene where Shanghai Joe punches all the way through the belly of the enemy. Starring Klaus Kinski, Chen Lee, Robert Hundar. Directed by Mario Caiano. Music by Bruno Nicolai. (1973) Widescreen/English.

FINDERS, KILLERS
A.K.A.  SE T’INCONTRO T’AMMAZZO.  Donald O’Brien stars as an unlikely hero who seeks revenge for the murder of his brother. He meets up with a crazy outlaw (Dean Stratford) who tells him about a fortune in gold. A fine film with excellent camera work by Giovanni Varriano, and a rousing score by Stelvio Cipriani. Directed by Gianni Crea (1971) Widescreen/English.

FIVE MAN ARMY
One of the best examples of the Euro-Western genre. Well written, photographed and acted, this film tells the story of  the 1914 Mexican Revolution and the four men who rescue a comrade. With their collective knowledge of dynamite and train robbing, they set off to rob an evil general's $500,000 railway gold shipment. Written and (rumor has it) co-directed by Dario Argento. Starring Peter Graves, James Daly, Bud Spencer. Music by Ennio Morricone & Bruno Nicolai.(1969) Widescreen, in English.

FORGOTTEN PISTOLERO
A.K.A.  IL PISTOLERO DELL’AVEMARIA.  Sebastian, quick with a draw, returns to Mexico after many years to avenge his father’s murder, and to his surprise finds out that his mother was behind the killing.  Starring Luciana Paluzzi, Peter Martell, and Piero Lulli.  Directed by Ferdinando Baldi. Includes a great music score by Roberto Pegadio, that even to this day is heard in TV commercials.  A must for Eurowestern fans (1970) Widescreen/English

FORT YUMA GOLD
A.K.A.  PER POCHI DOLLARI ANCORA.  The Civil War is over, but Confederate Major Sanders refuses to surrender.  Union spies discover that he is planning to raid and rob Fort Yuma.  The fort commander enlists the help of two killers to protect the fort.  Starring:  Giuliano Gemma, Alfonso Rojas, and Jacques Herlin.  Directed by Calvin J. Padget.  Music by Ennio Morricone (1966) Widescreen, in English.

FOUR CANDLES FOR MY COLT
Robert Woods stars as the Sheriff who battles the owner of the Star Saloon who controls the city with a Mafia-like control. Directed by Steve McCohy (1972)  In English.

FULL HOUSE FOR THE DEVIL
A.k.a. ONE MORE IN HELL, UNO DI PIU ALL’INFERNO.
 A gang of wealthy land barons tries to intimidate preacher McGreggor to sell his land. Gunfighter Johnny (George Hilton) defends the preacher, so the greedy land barons must get rid of him. Their plan is to turn the town against him by convincing all the men that he has slept with all their daughters. During a fight, the barons take Johnny’s knife and stick it into the back of a man, then accuse him of murder. He breaks out of jail and joins up with a gang of bank robbers. Starring George Hilton, Paul Stevens, Claudie Lange and Gil Roland. Directed by Giovanni Fago. (1968) In English.

GATLIN GUN, THE
A.k.a.  MACHINE GUN KILLERS / QUEL CALDO MALEDETTO GIORNO DI FUOCO.  Richard Gatlin introduces his new invention:  a machine gun capable of firing 300 rounds per minute to the union army.  But Gatlin is kidnapped by a Mexican bandito.  Starring:  Robert Woods, John Ireland, Evelyn Stewart, and Louis Jordan.  Directed by Paolo Bianchini (1968) Widescreen, in English.

A GENIUS, TWO PARTNERS AND A DUPE
A.k.a. GENIUS. An all-star, lighthearted satire, starring Terence Hill, Miou Miou, Patrick McGoohan, Klaus Kinski. Music by Einno Morricone. Directed by Damiano Damiani (BULLETT FOR THE GENERAL). Produced by Sergio Leone. Highly recommended!  (1975) Widescreen/English

GET MEAN
A.K.A.  VENGEANCE OF THE BARBARIANS.  Tony Anthony is the lone drifter.  He’s strong, silent, and deadly.  He’ll do anything, go anywhere, kill anyone for a price.  His mission:  to restore a beautiful princess to her right place in Spain.  His reward:  a king’s ransom in gold. The only problem is, to achieve his end, he must get mean.  Also stars Lloyd Battista.  Directed by Ferdinando Baldi. (1975) Widescreen/English.

GOD FORGIVES, I DON’T
A.K.A.  DIO PERDONNA… IO NO.   A gunman and an insurance detective join forces to find stolen gold hidden by a brutal bandit whom they believe is dead.  This film made stars of Terence Hill and Bud Spencer.  Also stars Frank Wolf.  Directed by Giuseppe Colizzi. (1966) Widescreen/English.

GOD IN HEAVEN, ARIZONA ON EARTH
A.K.A.  DIO IN CIELO…ARIZONA IN TERRA.  Peter Lee Lawrence stars as a Robin Hood-type bounty hunter named Arizona, who rescues an elderly farmer from an outlaw attack.  Arizona discovers the town boss is trying to steal the land from local farmers.  Arizona decides to end this land grab.  Also starring Roberto Camardiel, and Maria Pia Conte.  Directed by John Wood.  Music by Bruno Nicolai (1972) Widescreen, in English.

GOD HELP US, HERE COMES THE PASTORE
George Hilton stars as the Pastore, a renowned thief who is in love with a rich mans daughter and will do any thing to get to her. Edwige Fenech plays the sexy young woman who will deify her father to see her man. Together they cause much outrageous comedy Directed by Anthony Ascott. In English.

GREAT SILENCE
A.K.A.  IL GRANDE SILENCIO.  Generally considered one of the all-time best Euro-westerns ever made, this film by Director Sergio Corbucci is virtually unknown in the US. The film suggests that the law only protects the wealthy and powerful. The bandits are portrayed as the good guys, and the lawmen are sadistic, shown as brutal killers who murder for fun. A man named Silence takes up sides with the outlaws against the evil law. Written by Bruno Corbucci. Starring Jean-Louis Trintignant, Klaus Kinski, Frank Wolf.  Music by Ennio Morricone. (1968) From laser disc. Widescreen, in English.

GUNFIGHT AT RIO GRANDE
This modern day German western tells of three young nurses who are kidnapped by left-wing bandits. In an explosive attack, the government soldiers are killed by the bandits who flee up into the hills to avoid capture. The three hostages must try to escape or get caught in the violent fighting.  Starring Harold Leipnitz and Maria Percy. Written by Gregory Tracy.   Directed by Helmut M. Backhaus. (1977) In English.

GUNS AND GUTS
With the success that the Italians were having with Westerns, Mexican director Rene Cardona Jr. (Guyana: Cult of the Damned) decided to toss his ten-gallon hat into the ring. If he only had a better script, sets, acting and talent, this may have been a good movie. (1974) Widescreen.

HALLELUJAH TO VERA CRUZ
Aka. PARTIRONO PRETI E TORNARONO… CURATI. Two rogues posing as priests meet a band of Catholic outlaws lead by General Miguel. He invites the two to join his gang as he believes it will bring good luck. His luck runs out when the two learn of the $500,000 in gold they are after and decide that it too much to share. Music by Luis Enriquez.  Starring Lionel Stander, Riccardo Salvino, Giampiero Albertini, and Jean Louis. Directed by Stelvio Massi using the name Newman Rostel. (1973-Italy)

HATE YOUR NEIGHBOUR
A.K.A.  ODIA IL PROSSIMO TUO.  Ken wants to avenge the deaths of his brother and wife who were murdered by a rich landowner who wanted to get possession of a gold mine map they possessed.  The murderer and his hired hands are powerful and clever, but Ken gets hold of the secret map… Will justice be done?  Starring:  George Eastman, Clyde Gardner, and Horst Frank.  Directed by Ferdinando Baldi (1969) In English.

HEADS I KILL YOU, TAILS YOU'RE DEAD… THEY CALL ME HALLELUJAH
A.k.a.  GUNS FOR DOLLARS.  Hallelujah is a gunman hired by a Mexican revolutionary officer.  His mission is to confiscate a case of jewels escorted by Emperor Maximillian, trusted assistant.  These valuable gems are intended as payment for a machine gun, but when the jewels turn out to be fake, a bloodbath ensues.  Starring:  George Hilton, Charles Southwood, Agata Flori.  Directed by Anthony Ascot.  Music by Stelvio Cipriani (1971) In English.

HIS NAME WAS JOHNNY
A.K.A.  JOHNNY THE BASTARD.  John Richardson is Johnny Tenerico, a “Don Giovanni” with a pistol instead of a sword.  His adventures as a seducer are thus mixed with his battles with men who want to vindicate themselves.  Also stars Claudio Camaso, Gordon Mitchell and Martine Beswick. Directed by Armando Crispino. (1967) In English.

HIS NAME WAS KING
A.K.A.  LO CHIAMAVANO KING.  John "King" Marley (Richard Harrison) searches for the outlaws who killed his brother and raped his sister-in-law. Also stars Klaus Kinski as the sheriff  assigned to guard his sister-in-law. Directed by Don Reynolds. (1971) Widescreen/English.

HIS NAME WAS SAM WALLACH, BUT THEY CALLED HIM AMEN
A.K.A.  ERA SAM WALLASH… LO CHAMAVANO.  A sadistic outlaw hears that a saloon owner has issued a warrant for his arrest, and that he's planning to testify against the bandit.  Outraged, the outlaw and his gang go to the bar, destroying it and killing everyone inside.  Everyone except Sam Wallabash, who was having a drink with his now-dead younger brother.  Sam tracks down the outlaw for a bloody showdown.  Starring:  Robert Woods, Dean Stratford, and Dennis Colt.  Directed by Miles Deem (1971) Widescreen, in English.

HUNTING PARTY, THE
A British attempt to imitate an Italian western by shooting it in Spain and splattering blood all over the countryside. Gene Hackman plays a millionaire rancher who goes away on a hunting trip with some of his friends. While he is gone, Oliver Reed and his gang kidnap Hackman's wife, Candice Bergen, mistaking her for the schoolteacher Reed has planned to coerce into teaching him to read. When Hackman gets back and learns of his wife's abduction, he goes out looking for the kidnappers with his high-powered hunting rifle. Slowly, he guns down the gang from long distance, until only Bergen and Reed are left. Bergen has fallen in love with Reed by this point, and Hackman’s jealousy leads to a shocking conclusion. The producers brought in two Italians - musician Riz Ortolani and cinematographer Cecilio Paniagua to help create the Euro flavor. Also stars Simon Oakland, G.D Spradlin, L.Q. Jones and Ronald Howard. Directed by Don Medford. (1971) In English.

I AM SARTANA, YOUR ANGEL OF DEATH
Gunslinger Sartana “The Angel of Death” is the most deadly vigilante alive. His mission as both judge and jury is to kill those that deserve to be dead. Someone posing as Sartana has robbed the biggest bank in town. A huge bounty is offered to bring the bandit in. Sartana must also join the chase to clear his name. This is the second film in the popular Sartana series created by director Frank Kramer. Directed by the prolific Anthony Ascott was popular enough to spawn 5 sequels. Starring John Garko, Frank Wolf, Klaus Kinski and Gordon Mitchell. (1969) In English.

I CAME, I SAW, I SHOT
A.K.A.  I TRE CHE SCONVOLSERO IL WEST.  An intricate plot in which a stolen $300,000 is difficult to keep track of.  Three members of a gang double-deal and double-cross each other until they decide it’s worth their while to stick together to fight their common enemy.  They even end up sharing their loot with a fourth member.  Starring John Saxon, Antonio Sabato, Frank Wolff. Directed by Enzo G. Castellari. (1968) Widescreen/English.

IF YOU WANT TO LIVE.... SHOOT!
A.k.a. THE OUTLAW RIDER.   When Johnny (Sean Todd) enters a poker game that’s nothing more than a death trap, and the winner comes out with a price on his head and a bounty on his trail, that’s when the chase begins.  One of Sean Todd’s better Eurowesterns.  Also stars Ken Wood and Isabella Savona. Directed by Willy S. Regan (1967) Widescreen/English.

I’LL GO.. I’LL KILL HIM AND COME BACK
Aka. ANY GUN CAN PLAY , FOR A FEW BULLETS MORE. George Hilton stars as a bounty hunter who discovers a lost treasure in gold hidden in the pipes of an organ inside an abandoned church. Only he is not the only one who knows. Also stars Edd Byrnes, Gilbert Roland, Kareen O'Hara, José Torres, Ivano Staccioli, and Gérard Herter. One of the first films directed by Enzo G. Castellari. (1967-Italy)

IN A COLT’S SHADOW
A.k.a. ALL’ OMBRA DI UNA COLT. A gunman marries the daughter of a friend even though he is violently opposed to the wedding. The honeymooners decide to start to new life, so they purchase a farm. The two become the targets of a band of outlaws and can only be saved with the help of their now understanding father-in-law. The two men team up and defeat the violent, murderous gang. Starring Stephen Forsyth, Conrado Sanmartin, Franco Rellel, Frank Liston and Pepe Calvo. Directed by Dianni Grimaldi. (1966) In English.

I WANT HIM DEAD
A.K.A.  LO VOGLIO MORTO.  An evil gun-running town boss discovers the Civil War is about to end. If that happens, it would foil an important million-dollar gun deal. He hires a gunman to kill  General Lee and Grant, thereby stopping the peace conference at any cost, but Clayton is after the bandits with a vengeance. Starring Craig Hill, Lea Massari. Directed by Paolo Bianchi. Music by Nico Fidenco (1968)  English.

JAGUAR, LE
A.k.a. EL LLANERO.  Jess Franco's only foray into the genre of the Western. It tells the  story of the civil war in Venezuela, and Colonel Saltierra who takes possession of a hacienda and kills the family within. Starring Jose Suarez, Silvia Sorente and Roberto Camardiel. (1963) Widescreen, in French, no subtitles.

JESSE & LESTER, TWO BROTHERS IN A PLACE CALLED TRINITY
A conflict between Jesse, a well-known womanizer, and his brother, Lester, a pious Mormon.  When they inherit some land, one wants to build a brothel, and the other a church.  The plot thickens when Pokerville, a fierce bandit, steals their gold and Lester reveals an extraordinary ability with pistols!  Starring Richard Harrison and Donald O'Brien. Directed by James London (Richard Harrison). (1972) Widescreen/English.

KEOMA
A.K.A. KEOMA THE AVENGER.  A hard-hitting morality tale of life and death  in the savage West, it stars the star of DJANGO, Franco Nero, in a very similar role. After returning from the Civil War to find his hometown overrun by the plague and a gang of bandits, Keoma finds the need to kill again. Also stars Woody Strode and William Berger. Directed by Enzo G. Castellari. (1975) Widescreen/English.

KID, THE TERROR OF THE WEST
A.k.a. KID IL MONELLO DEL WEST. A kid with a wild imagination listens to the plan of some bandits and decides to complete it with the help of some of his young friends. The robbery succeeds perfectly and the manager of the robbed bank sets a ransom for the return of the loot. One of the more bizarre Euro-western comedies. Directed by Serrando Gonzales. Starring Andrea Balestri, Mirko Ellis, Flavio Colombioni. (1973)  Widescreen in English.

KILLER, ADIOS
After a long time away, a man returns to his native town. He runs into the deputy sheriff who is searching for the killer responsible for a string of homicides. Starring Peter Lee Lawrence, Marisa Solinas, Armando Calvo, Rosalba Neri, Giovanni Pazzafini and Eduardo Fajardo. Music by Claudio Tallino. An Italian-Spanish co-production directed by Primo Zeglio. (1968) Widescreen, in English.

KILL AND PRAY
A.K.A.  REQUISCANT.  An excellent, offbeat psychedelic film filled with drug overtones, strange showdowns and loads of S&M with helpless victims being tortured and beaten. Directed by Carlo Lizzani. Starring Lou Castel, Mark Damon and director Pier Paolo Pasolini (Salo). (1967) Widescreen/English.

KILLER KID
Anthony Steffen stars, in one of his finest films, about a government agent who becomes involved with a band of freedom fighters.  Directed by Leopoldo Savona. (1967) In English .

LAST OF THE MOHICANS, THE
Based on the writings of American novelist James Fenimore Cooper, this Italian production stars Jess Franco regular Jack Taylor in the part of officer Duncan Heywood, exposing the dark forces working against the peaceful settlers. He rallies the settlers up to fight against the British of Fort Henry and the Indians who are aiding them. Also stars Paul Muller, Sara Lezana and Dan Martin. Directed by Matteo Cano (1965) In English.

LAST REBEL, THE
Football star Joe Namath stars in this Italian-Spanish western with Jack Elam as two Confederate buddies who rescue a former slave (Woody Strode) from a lynching. The three join together in a pool shark scam for $1000 per game, but soon Elam becomes unhappy with sharing his winnings with a slave. He takes all the money and runs as Strode and Namath hunt him down. Directed by Denys McCoy. (1971) In English.

LAST TRAITOR, THE
A.k.a.  IL TREDICESIMO E SEMPRE GUIDA. A wedding party in await of a bride, pauses its celebration noticing the ominous thirteenth place set at the table.  Suddenly, the diligence arrives, carrying the bride… dead… and the three guests also dead!  Soon, one by one, each of the wedding party meets an unfortunate death.  Starring:  Donald O’Brien, Maurice Poli, and Dean Stratford. Directed by Joseph Warren (1971) Widescreen, in English.

LAW OF VIOLENCE
A.K.A.  LA LEGGE DELLA VIOLENZA – TUTTO NESSUNO.  After three years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Jack Barrow returns to the town that put him behind bars.  There he eliminates the sheriff and blackmails the town committee and ruthlessly dominates the town until his friend, the new sheriff, puts a stop to his evil ways.  Starring Gorge Geenwood and Miguel De La Riva.  Directed by Gianni Crea.  Probably Crea’s best film. (1965) English.

LITTLE RITA NEL WEST
Aka. RITA OF THE FAR WEST.  Italian pop singer Rita Pavone stars in this musical Western directed by Ferdinando Baldi who is best know for his comedy westerns. Rita, known to be a deadly gunfighter, is loved by the honest and feared by the bad guys. She falls in love with a con man (Terence Hill) who is out for money, but she is able to make him go straight. This Italian version includes the lively song and dance numbers. (1967-Italy) In Italian.

LONG LIVE YOUR DEATH
A.k.a. DON’T TURN THE OTHER CHEEK. A great Euro-western with Lynn Redgrave as a radical Irish journalist trying to stir up a peasant revolt in Mexico. She enlists bandit Eli Wallach's help by saving him from a death sentence in Utah. They pick up Franco Nero, who claims to be a Russian prince, and the three cross the border, the two men more interested in gold than revolution. The stars are very good, and the script has some flashes of hysterical humor. Directed by one of Italy’s best writer-directors, Duccio Tessari. Also stars Eduardo Fajardo, Marilu Tolo and Gisela Hahn. Music by Gianni Ferrio. (1971) In English.

LONG RIDE FROM HELL
A.k.a. VIVO PER LA TUA MORTE.  Mike, his brother Roy, and a ranch foreman named Bobcat go after the horse thieves who have stolen their entire herd.  Instead, they are double-crossed and thrown in jail where his brother dies.  Mike escapes from jail, and is hell-bent with vengeance.  Starring:  Steve (Hercules) Reeves, Wade Preston, Lee Burton, and Rosalba Neri.  Directed by Alex Burkes (1968) In English.

LUCKY JOHNNY: BORN IN AMERICA
Johnny is raised by an undertaker after his mother is killed. He grows up to be a notorious gunfighter and falls in love with a jealous outlaw’s wife. He must muster all his skills to survive. Starring Glen Lee, Vergil Frye and James Westerfield. An Italian-Mexican co-production directed by Jose Antonio Balanos. (1973) In English

MALLORY MUST NOT DIE
A.k.a. IL MIO NOME E’ MALLORY “M” COME MORTE.  Robert Woods as Mallory, the ex-gunfighter who decides to settle down on a small ranch.  But his partner is killed and the money for the ranch is stolen by none other than the brother of the girl he loves. Also stars Theodora Corra and Gabriella Giorgelli. Directed by Mario Moroni. (1971) Widescreen/English.

A MAN CALLED AMEN
Sharp-shooting kung-fu expert Luc Merenda finds his double-crossing partner is now a priest. Also stars Sydne Rome in a bathtub. Directed by Alfio Caltabiano. (1972) In English.

MAN CALLED DJANGO, A
A.K.A.  WDJANGO.  Django is on the trail of some renegade outlaws who raped and killed his wife.  En route, he rescues a horse thief from an impromptu hanging.  He discovers the man knows who committed the murder.  The men team up and head west for revenge.  Starring:  Anthony Stephan, Stelio Candelli, and Simon Blondell.  Directed by Edward G. Mueller (1971) Widescreen, in English.

MAN CALLED JOE CLIFFORD , A
A.k.a. APOCALYPSE JOE. Anthony Steffen is a vigilante gunfighter posing as a Shakespearean actor who inherits a gold mine, but must fight to get possession of it. Directed by Leopoldo Savona. Music by Bruno Nicolai. (1970)  Widescreen/English.

MASSACRE AT GRAND CANYON
A.K.A.  I PASCOLI ROSSI.  Wes Evans returns to his hometown after many years of searching for his father’s killers and finds himself involved between two rival ranchers for ownership of territorial land.  Starring James Mitchum, George Ardisson, Jack Stewart, and Jill Powers.  Directed by Albert Band. Music by Gianni Ferrio (1963) Widescreen/English.

MASSACRE TIME
A.k.a. THE BRUTE AND THE BEAST,  DJANGO THE RUNNER. A wealthy land baron's sadistic son has taken to abusing the local citizenry with his bullwhip in perverse, evil games.  Lucio Fulci’s Euro-Western starring Franco Nero, George Hilton. (1966) From laser disc. Widescreen, in English.

MINNESOTA CLAY
Going blind, Minnesota Clay escapes from prison and returns to the small town where lives a man called Fox.  Only he can prove Clay’s innocence.  In the town, he finds rival gangs at war and Fox is the leader of the bandits.  This is the first of Sergio Corbucci's Eurowesterns.  Starring:  Cameron Mitchell, Fernando Sancho, and George Riviere (1964) In English.

MOMENT TO KILL, THE
A.K.A.  IL MOMENTO DI UCCIDERE.  Lord and Bull, famous gunmen, are in search of the $500,000 worth of gold hidden in the area.  But they aren’t the only one’s searching.  The Forester family and a gang of vicious outlaws are also after the loot.  Punch-ups, gunfights, and a girl who’s not just a pretty face make this a most exciting and captivating movie.  Starring Gerorge Hilton, Walter Barnes, Horst Frank. Directed by Anthony Ascott.  (1968) Widescreen/English

MY HORSE, MY GUN, YOUR WIDOW
A.K.A.  DOMANI PASSO A SALUARE LA TUA VERDOVA… PARLA DI EPODIMA.  Craig Hill plays Dr. Janos Saxon, a bank robber, who himself gets robbed by Grasco and his gang of thieves. Sazon hunts down Grasco with a vengeance. Also stars Claudie Lange, Chris Huerta and Luis Induni. Directed by John Wood, music by Bruno Nicolai. (1972) English.

MY NAME IS PECOS
A.K.A.  IL MIO NOME E PECOS.  Robert Woods plays Pecos who seeks the killer of his family.  The gang is now in control of a small town. Followed by the film, PECOS CLEANS UP.  Also starring Lucia Modugno, and Peter Carsten.  Directed by Maurizio Lucidi (1966) Widescreen, in English.

NEBRASKA JIM
A.k.a. SAVAGE GRINGO.  A newly discovered directorial effort by cult horror filmmaker Mario Bava. This film was originally to be directed by Antonio Romano, who retains screen credit,  but was in fact replaced by Bava a few days into filming. Bava directed almost all of what appears on screen, and supervised the final edit. This is one of three Euro-westerns that Bava directed. It tells the story of a cowboy named Nebraska who goes to work for a powerful rancher has some dark secrets in his past. Nebraska becomes involved in a feud between the rancher and a the local badman. Starring Ken Clark, Piero Lullli, Yvonne Bastine, Alfonso Rohas. (1966) Widescreen, in English.

ONE DAMNED DAY AT DAWN... DJANGO MEETS SARTANA.
A.K.A.  QUEL MALIDETTO GIORNO D’INVERNO.   Tension and drama as a famous bounty hunter aims to free Black City of the tyrannous Budd Wheeler and the Mexican Bandit Sanchez.  Another professional killer enters the scene and mysterious shots are fired in the biting cold.  Starring Hunt Powers, Dean Stratford, and Fabio Testi.  Directed by Miles Deem (1971) Widescreen/English.

ON THE THIRD DAY ARRIVED A CROW
A.K.A.  E TRE GIORNO ARRIVA IL CORVO.  Lincoln Tate and Lorenzo Rineschi are the Connolly brothers who are out to avenge their father’s death at the hands of the Crow and his men.  In their search, they stumble upon a gold shipment that the bandits are after.  Also starring William Berger in the role of the Crow.  Directed by Gianni Crea. (1972) Widescreen/English.

PAYMENT IN BLOOD
A.K.A.  SEVEN WINCHESTERS FOR A MASSACRE.  The Civil War is over, but Confederate Colonel Blake won't let it end.  He continues to raid, pillage, and terrorize the Texas countryside.  It is soon discovered he is feigning madness in a search for General Beauregard's hidden treasure.  An FBI agent goes undercover to stop Blake and his marauders.  Directed by E.G. Rowland (1968) Widescreen, in English.

PECOS CLEANS UP
A.K.A.  PECOS E QUE, PREGA E MOURI.  Robert Woods returns as Pecos and this time, he is after the bandit El Supremo and the treasure of Montezuma.  Also starring Pedro Sanchez and Luciana Gilli.  Directed by Maurizio Lucidi (1967)  Widescreen/English.

PER POCHI DOLLARI ANCORA
A.k.a. FORT YUMA GOLD.  The Civil War is over, but Confederate Major Sanders refuses to surrender.  Union spies discover that he is planning to raid and rob Fort Yuma.  The fort commander enlists the help of two killers to protect the fort.  Starring  Giuliano Gemma, Alfonso Rojas, and Jacques Herlin.  Directed by Calvin J. Padget.  Music by Ennio Morricone. (1966) Widescreen from laser disc, in English.

PISTOL FOR A HUNDRED COFFINS
A.K.A.  UNA PISTOLA PER CENTO BARE.  Peter Lee Lawrence stars as a Mormon whose parents are killed by four unknown bandits prior to his release from military prison.  This time, he learns how to use a gun and sets off on the bandits’ trail.  An odd Euro-Western from cult director Umberto Lenzi. Also starring John Ireland and Piero Lulli (1968) Widescreen/English.

PISTOL FOR RINGO, A
A.K.A.  UNA PISTOLA PER RINGO.  After robbing a bank, the bandits take refuge in a hacienda where they torture and kill innocent people until the sheriff hires a gunfighter named Ringo to stop the terror.  Starring Montgomery Wood, Fernando Sancho, Geroge Martin and Nieves Navarro. Directed by Duccio Tessari, music by Ennio Morricone. (1965) English.

PRICE OF DEATH
A.K.A.  IL VENDICATORE DI MORTE / THE LAST GUNFIGHTER.  In the heart of Texas lies a small town in big trouble. First, the murder of Maude and the barman at Polly’s Whorehouse.  Next, Polly herself, the judge, and all eyewitnesses.  What is the reason for all the murders?  Only a man named Silver can find out, because it takes a murderer to know one.  And find out he does, with a vengeance that turns up a lot more evil doings than just murder.  A particularly clever trap finally reveals the murderer is none other than the last person you would expect.  Starring Giani Garko, Klaus Kinski, and Alan Collins.  Directed by Vincent Thomas (1971) Widescreen, in English.

PRICE OF POWER
A.K.A.  IL PREZZO DEL POTERE.  This is a retelling of the Kennedy assassination set in the Old West.  The Civil War is over, and President Garfield goes to Dallas to deliver a unity speech.  He is assassinated as his caravan travels down Main Street.  In an astonishing sequence, the accused assassin is also murdered while being transported between jails.  Starring:  Giuliano Gemma, Fernando Rey, and Van Johnson.  Directed by Tonino Valerii (1969) Widescreen, in English.

PROFESSIONAL GUN, A
A.k.a. MERCENARY.  A Mexican Colonel has the task of getting the silver shipments safely to Mexico City. He hires a bounty hunter  to the dirty work. Starring Franco Nero, Tony Musante and Jack Palance. Directed by the great Sergio Corbucci, with music by Ennio Morricone. (1968) Widescreen/English

QUIEN SABE?
A.K.A. BULLET FOR THE GENERAL One of the best political Euro-Westerns. Damiano Damiani directed this story of an American mercenary hired by a bandit and his brother to fight the revolution. The American is really on a mission to assassinate the local revolutionary hero who has become too much of a symbol to the people. The assassin slowly distracts Castel from the cause by offering him blood money, but the Mexican bandit regains his senses and kills the American. Gian Maria Volonte gives an amazing performance as the Mexican bandit. Also stars Klaus Kinski and Martine Beswick (1966) Widescreen/English

QUIEN SABE?
(Trans. WHO KNOWS?)   A.k.a. BULLET FOR THE GENERAL. One of the best political Euro-westerns. Damiano Damiani directed this story of an American mercenary (Lou Castel) hired by a bandit and his brother to fight the revolution. The American is really on a mission to assassinate the local revolutionary hero who has become too much of a symbol to the people. The assassin slowly distracts the bandit from the cause by offering him blood money, but the Mexican bandit regains his senses and kills the American.  Gian Maria Volonte gives an amazing performance as the Mexican bandit. Also stars Klaus Kinski and Martine Beswick. Music score by Luis Bacalov, supervised by Ennio Morricone. Considered to be one of the 10 Best Euro-westerns ever made!  (1967) Widescreen from laser disc. In English.

QUINTANA
George Stevenson is a “poor man’s Zorro”, a hero of the people who is falsely arrested for murder. Also stars Femi Benussi and Pedro Sanchez. Directed by Glenn Vincent Davis, written by Edward G. Muller. (1969) Widescreen/English

QUINTO: FIGHTING PROUD
A.k.a. QUINTO: NON AMMAZZERE. Leon Klimovsky directs this rare Italian/Spanish co-production. Starring Steven Todd. (1969) Widescreen/English.

REASON TO LIVE, REASON TO DIE
A.K.A.  MASSASCRE AT FORT HOLMAN  A DIRTY DOZEN-inspired, Civil War film telling the story of Union Colonel Pembroke with his "special" seven-man squad of men picked from local prisons and their attempts to recapture a fort held by Major Ward. Starring Telly Savalas, James Coburn, Bud Spencer. Directed by Tonino Valerii. (1972) Widescreen/English

REQUIEM FOR RINGO
A.k.a.  DUEL IN THE ECLIPSE.  Gringo is a gunfighter who vows revenge when his brother is killed by bandits, so he infiltrates the gang.  During a blood-soaked gun-fight at the finale, there is a convenient solar eclipse hence the alternate title.  Starring:  Lang Jeffries, Femy Benussi, and Fernando Sancho.  Directed by Eugenio Martin (1967) In English.

RETURN OF RINGO, THE
A.k.a. IL RITORNO DI RINGO. This sequel to Duccio Tessari’s PISTOL FOR RINGO again stars Giuliano Gemma in the title role, but only the name is the same as the character is newly drawn. In this, Ringo is a young solder returning home from the Civil War to find that his peaceful community has been taken over by a vicious Mexican bandit and his gang. When his family is taken prisoner and his father murdered, Ringo seeks revenge. Considered one of the better Euro-westerns. Also stars Fernando Sancho, Nieves Navarro and Hally Hammond. Directed by one of Italy’s best directors, Duccio Tessari. Written by Tessari and Fernando De Leo. Music by Ennio Morricone. (1966) In English.

RETURN OF SABATA
A.K.A.  E TORNATO SABATA… HAI CHIUSO UNA’ ALTRA VOLTA.  Lee Van Cleef stars as Sabata, in this sequel to SABATA, formerly a major in the Civil War, now reduced to performing trick sharp-shooting in a traveling circus.  He runs into an old friend, and the two men plan to break into the Hobsonville Bank.  They discover the money is counterfeit and decide to rob the bank owner.  Also starring Reiner Schone, Annabella Incontrera, and Pedro Sanchez.  Directed by Frank Kramer (1972) In English.

REVENGE OF TRINITY
A.K.A.  LA COLLERA DEL VENTO.  Terence Hill stars as a hired assassin who travels to southern Spain with his brother on an assignment from a rich landowner. His mission is to assassinate an anarchist, but falls in love and turns against the landowner.  Said to be Terence Hill’s best film.  Also starring Fernando Rey, Maria Grazia Buccella.  Directed by Mario Camus (1971) Widescreen, in English.

REVEREND COLT
A mysterious Reverend comes to the town of Tucson to open a church. At the same time a gang of ruthless bandits hold up the only bank in town stealing all of the cash. The newcomer in town, the Reverend, is accused of the crime. He is locked in jail and claims that he is innocent. The sheriff makes a deal with the Reverend. If he tracks down and brings the bandits to justice he will be set free. Starring Guy Madison, Richard Harrison and  Thomas Moore. Directed cult horror director; Leon Klimovsky  In English.

RINGO AND HIS GOLDEN PISTOL
Aka. JOHNY ORO. Mark Damon plays a laconic frontiersman who fires his gun only as a last resort. In the climactic contretemps with the villains, Damon defends himself with a few strategically tossed sticks of TNT. Ringo and His Golden Pistol was originally titled Johnny Oro. Its title was changed and the voices redubbed in order to make the film compatible with director Duccio Tessari's popular "Ringo" westerns. Also stars Valeria Fabrizi, Frango De Rosa, Andrea, Aureli, and John Bartha. Directed by Sergio Corbucci the same year he did the landmark film DJANGO. (1966-Italy)

RINGO'S BIG NIGHT
A.K.A. LA NOTTE DEL DESPERADO.  The people of Tombstone are up in arms over a rash of stagecoach robberies.  200,000 dollars has been stolen en route between Silver City and Tombstone, and Jack Balman has been blamed.  In reality, the mayor and his cronies are behind the robbery.  Starring:  William Berger, Adriana Ambesi, and Eduardo Fajardo.  Directed by Mario Maffei (1966) In English.

ROJO, EL
El Rojo returns after many years of absence to his native land with a precise purpose: to take revenge on the four assassins that have massacred his family to steal his homeland. One by one, El Rojo kills the three criminals, leaving the last one alive to deliver him to the law. Starring Richard Harrison, Niefes Navarro, Peter Carter and Mirko Ellis. Directed by Leo Colman. (1966) In English.

RUN MAN RUN
A.k.a. CORRI UOMO CORRI. A sequel to the previous year's successful film, THE BIG GUNDOWN, this film brings back Tomas Milian as Cuchillo, the knife-throwing Mexican bandit.  This time, Donald O’Brien is on his tracks after a revolutionary hidden treasure is discovered.  Also starring John Ireland.   Directed by Sergio Sollima (FACE TO FACE & BIG GUNDOWN). (1967) Widescreen/English.

SABATA
Sabata (Lee Van Cleef), along with his reckless partner, removes everyone standing between themselves and a $60,000 ransom.  The first and best of the three Sabata films with Lee Van Cleef giving a wonderfully humorous performance.  Also stars William Berger and Pedro Sanchez.  Directed by Frank Kramer.  Followed by Return of Sabata with Lee Van Cleef back in the title role. (1969) In English.

SABATA THE KILLER
A.K.A.  VIVA SABATA!  Double-cross after double-cross ensue when two bank robbers are outdone by the bank teller of their spoils. Starring Anthony Steffen, Peter Lee Lawrence, and Eduardo Fajardo.  Directed by Tullio Demichelli. (1970) Widescreen/English.

SARTANA
A.k.a. IF YOU MEET SARTANA... PRAY FOR YOUR DEATH. John (Gianni) Garko is Sartana, an “Angel of Death” who doesn't kill for money or revenge, but those who deserve it.  Notorious for using interesting gadgets, Sartana always has an ace in the hole. A fine example of the Euro-Western genre directed by Frank Kramer (Gianfranco Parolini). (1968) In English.

THE SCAVENGERS
Hide your woman...and take a gun!  This is the story of two madmen who attack a group of young women in the town of Tazewell.  They brutally rape and generally have fun with the poor females.  More of a sexploitation film than a Western, filled with soft-core sexuality.  Starring:  Jonathan Bliss, Maria Lease, and Michael Dikova (1979) In English.

SEVEN DOLLARS TO KILL
A.k.a.  SETTE DOLLARI SUL ROSSO.  A cruel twist of fate reunites a father and long lost son in a duel, each one not knowing who the other is.  An ironic and compelling drama full of action and bloodshed.  Starring:  Anthony Steffens, Fernando Sancho, and Jerry Wilson.  Directed by Alberto Cardone (1966) In English.

SEVEN GUNS FOR THE MACGREGORS
This film tells the story of two elderly Scottish patriarchs and their children, and their combined family effort to defeat a band of Mexican outlaws led by the evil Miguel.  An action-packed Eurowestern written by Duccio Tessari with a rousing musical score by Ennio Morricone.  Starring:  Robert Woods, Fernando Sancho, and Agata Flori.  Directed by Frank Garfield (1965) In English.

SHADOW OF SARTANA... SHADOW OF YOUR DEATH
A.K.A.  PASSA SARTANA… E L’OMBRA DELLA TUA MORTE.  Sartana (Jeff Cameron) has a bounty on his head, he's wanted dead or alive. To eliminate this, he makes a deal with politicians; if he hunts down the marauding Randal Brothers, the bounty will be removed. Directed by Sean O’Neal (Demofilo Fidani) Photographed by Joe D’Amato. (1968) Widescreen/English

SHANGO
A.K.A.  SHANGO, LA PISTOLA INFALLIBILE.  The Major and his band of Confederates have joined forces with a gang of outlaws. Together these two groups control and dominate a border town while they are searching for "lost" gold. Anthony Steffen stars as a Texas Ranger. Directed by Edward G. Muller. (1969) In English.

SHOOT FIRST, LAUGH LAST
A.k.a.  STRANGER RETURNS.  Tony Anthony again plays the lead role in this unofficial sequel to STRANGER IN TOWN.   This time, the wisecracking, bounty-hunting opportunist tracks down a murderous gang of outlaws plotting to rob a stagecoach carrying a fortune in gold.  As it turns out, the coach isn't carrying gold, but is secretly made of gold.  Followed by THE STRANGER IN JAPAN.  Also starring Dan Vadis, Marco Guglielmi, and Jill Banner.  Directed by Vance Lewis (1967) In English.

SHOWDOWN FOR A BADMAN
A.K.A.  PER UNA BARA PIENA DI DOLLARI.   A frontier feud on the border of Mexico.  Outlaw Hagen’s brother’s have been wiped out by Nevada’s Kid family.  Hagen kills Nevada’s family and the Kid, just back from the Civil War, seeks out Hagen and his band of outlaws.  Stars Jeff Cameron, Klaus Kinski, and Hunt Powers. Directed by Miles Deem. (1971) English.

SILVER SADDLE
A.k.a.  SELLA D’ARGENTO.  At age 10, Roy watches as his father is gunned down.  In turn, the young boy picks up a shotgun and blasts the killer.  He then takes the killer's horse and rides off into the desert.   Years pass, and his reputation as a gunfighter grows until he becomes a feared and respected bounty hunter.  He soon discovers why his father was killed and who was behind it.  Directed with much zeal by cult horror director Lucio Fulci.  Starring:  Giuliando Gemma, Sven Valsecchi, and Donald O'Brien (1978) Widescreen, in English.

SINGER, NOT THE SONG. THE
Quantano is a small and isolated Mexican town run by the tyrannical, atheistic bandito Dirk Bogarde. John Mills arrives in Quantano as a dedicated Roman Catholic priest who ignores Bogarde's rules and invites people to attend church. His life is threatened, but Mills forges ahead and begins building a following, including Mylene Demongeot, a young girl who has a crush on the clergyman. Angered by this defiance, Bogarde begins killing peasants in alphabetical order, but stops after building a sort of reluctant admiration for the feisty priest. He even has one of his own men killed after another attempt on the priest's life. Bogarde confronts Mills and tells him that he will be allowed to live if he can determine which inspires good: the "singer" (priest) or the "song" (religion). A strange love triangle is subtly built up between Demongeot, Mills and Bogarde. Though not overt, there are strong suggestions that Bogarde's obsession with the priest has homosexual overtones. Mills and Bogarde have a strong chemistry between them that makes this unusual relationship believable. A British production directed by Roy Ward Baker. Written by  Nigel Balchin, based on the novel The Singer, Not The Song by Audrey Erskine Lindop. (1961) Widescreen, in English.

SON OF DJANGO
A.k.a.  VENGEANCE IS A COLT 45. Gabriele Tinti seeks revenge on the man who killed his famous father, Django.  Also stars Guy Madison. Music by Piero Umiliani. Directed by Osvaldo Civirani. (1967) English.

SONNY & JED TWO BANDITS
A.k.a. J & S: CRIMINAL STORY OF AN OUTLAW COUPLE.  Director Sergio Corbucci takes the "Bonnie & Clyde" myth out to the Old West. Starring Tomas Milian, Telly Savalas, Susan George. Music by Ennio Morricone. (1973) From laser disc. Widescreen, in English.

STRANGER IN SACRAMENTO
Aka. UNO STRANIERO A SACRAMENTO. In this Western, a man exacts bloody revenge upon the avaricious land baron who was responsible for the death of the young man's family. Starring Mickey Hargitay, Barbara Frey, Luciano Benetti, Gabriella Giorgelli, Steve Saint-Claire, and Aldo Berti. Directed by Sergio Bergonzelli. (1965-Itlay) Widescreen.

STRANGER IN TOWN, A
A.k.a.  A DOLLAR BETWEEN THE TEETH.  This is the first film in the series of "stranger" films, a series loosely based on the character portrayed by Clint Eastwood.  In this film, Tony Anthony stars and pits the Cavalry against the Mexican revolutionaries for a treasure in gold.  He helps the Mexicans steal the gold, but then steals it from them.  Also starring Frank Wolff, and Gia Sandri.  Directed by Vance Lewis (1966) In English.

STING OF THE WEST
A.k.a. TEDEUM. Jack Palance, Lionel Stander and Timothy Brent try to find a fool to buy their bogus gold mine, only to discover it’s full of gold! A fun film from director Enzo G. Caltellari (KEOMA) (1972) Widescreen/English.

TEXAS, ADDIO
A.K.A.  THE AVENGER.  From the co-writer of Corbucci's seminal DJANGO and the director of the international success BLINDMAN, comes another baroque Western set around the TEX-MEX border. Franco Nero plays Burt, the cool and lethally efficient Sheriff of Widow Rock. He takes a leave of absence and, with his younger brother Jim, goes off to Mexico to find a sadistic outlaw land baron who murdered their father when they were children. Also stars Jose Suarez, Hugo Blanco, Alberto Dell'Acqua, Livio Lorenzoni, Luigi Pistilli. Directed by Ferdinando Baldi. (1966) Widescreen/English.

TEX AND THE LORD OF THE DEEP
Aka. TEX E EL SINGNORE DEGLI ABISSI. Giuliano Gemma stars as Tex Willer, a western adventurer who, while investigating a convoy robbery, learns that a local witchdoctor has a secret weapon to use against the Aztecs – a green rock that turns men into mummies! Based on an Italian comic strip. Also stars William Berger, Peter Berling, Giovanni Luigi Bonelli, Flavio Bucci, Carlo Mucari, Riccardo Petrazzi, Isabel Russinova, and Aldo Sambrell. Directed by Duccio Tessari. (1985-Italy)

TEQUILA
Aka. FUZZY THE HERO; UNO, DOS, TRES… DISPARA OTRA VEZ. Anthony Steffen stars as a serious gunfighter.  His partner, Fuzzy, is a goof. Steffen must help the people of a small town get rid of the evil town boss. A funny black comedy western directed by Tullio Demichelli who is best known for the Paul Naschy werewolf film ASSIGNMENT TERROR. (1974-Italy)

TEQUILA JOE
A.k.a. …E VENNE IL TEMPO DI UCCIDERE.  In a desolate town without a sheriff (well, there is one, but he’s a drunk), two rival groups face off. A stranger comes into town and it is discovered that he is the new deputy. The deputy is an able gunfighter who delivers the gangs to the soldiers. One of the two heads escaped capture, and he assembles some bandits to eliminate the deputy. But the sheriff sobers up, teams up with his deputy and slaughters the gang. Directed by Vincenzo Dell’Aquila.  Starring Jean Sobieski, Anthony Gridra, and Dick Palmer. (1968) Widescreen in English.
 

THERE'S A NOOSE WAITING FOR YOU, TRINITY
A.k.a.  IL RITORNO DI CLINT IL COLITARIO.  After five years as a fugitive, Trinity Murrayson returns home.  He now has a price on his head and a bounty hunter on his trail.  He vows never to pick up a gun again, but is soon forced to by a ruthless landowner who is menacing the farmers.  This is a remake of CLINT THE NEVADA LONER, with George Martin again in the same role.  Klaus Kinski is outstanding as the long-haired, cigar-chewing bounty hunter. Also starring Marina Malfatti and Augusto Pesarini (1973) In English.

THEY CALL HIM VERITAS
A.K.A.  LO CHIAMAVANO VERITA.  Mark Damon stars as a bandit who learned to be a con artist from a book. He teams up with some men and steals a load of gold from an outlaw gang. Unfortunately, he loses it quickly to the man who wrote the con-artist book. Starring William Bogart and Pat Nigro.  Directed by Luigi Perilli. (1972) Widescreen/English.

THREE MUSKETEERS OF THE WEST
Timothy Brent joins up with three Texas Rangers as they escort a female spy into war-torn Mexico. Also stars George Eastman, Eduardo Fajardo and Karin Schubert. Directed by Bruno Corbucci. (1972) In English.

THEY CALL ME LUCKY
This story tells of one man’s vengeance and the tragic aftermath of his hatred. Outside the bank of Yuma, Diaz’s wife is hit by a stray bullet fired by a Mexican pistolero,Juan.  Diaz removes the silver bullet from his wife and swears on her dead body to get the killer. Juan is later killed by a gunfighter named Lucky, who takes Juan’s fancy silver gun. Diaz sees Lucky wearing the gun and believes this is the man he’s after. Starring Keith G. Vanderwat. Directed by Peter Henkel. (1973) In English.

THEY CALL ME TRINITY
This Euro-western with a humorous bent features a lacksadaisical sheriff and his sidekick half-brother, Spencer and Hill respectively, in a town totally under the domination of Farley Granger (known mainly for his role in STRANGERS ON A TRAIN and several sleazy Italian thrillers). When a Mormon group wanders through town, the two are actually forced into service to protect these people from a gang of Mexican bandits. A funny slapstick comedy written and directed by Enzo Barboni.  This was the first in a series of which the sequel was entitled TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME. (1970) Widescreen, in English.

THIS MAN CAN’T DIE
Guy Madison stars as a government agent who becomes an avenger on the trail of Vic Graham, a rich town boss who murdered his family and raped his mute sister. Together with his young brother, the two find the powerful boss and engage him in a vicious gun battle. Also stars Lucienne Bridou, Ric Battaglia and Rosalba Neri.  Directed by Gianfranco Baldanello. (1968) In English.

THUNDER OVER EL PASO
A.K.A.  I SENA DIO.  An outlaw, El Santo, and a bounty hunter, Minnesota, are searching for Mexican bandit Corbancho, who is running the El Paso area with his men, and has also robbed the Bank of Tuscon of $400,000.  The bounty hunter is after the reward, while El Santo is after vengeance.  Starring Antonio Sabato, Chris Avram, and Erica Blank.  Directed by Roberto Montero.  Music By Carlo Savina (1972) Widescreen/English

TIERRA BRAVA
A.k.a. E INTORNO A LUI FU MORTE.   A Mexican land owner, evicted by his government, becomes a bandit. The man has a child whom the state raised as a sheriff and whom he disavows to be his child, but that  knowledge has not escaped the ringleader of a gang of bandits that abducts the boy to blackmail the natural father. The father wants to make amends for his life of crime and sacrifices his life to free the youth. Starring William Bogart, Wayde Prestorn, Anges Spaak. Directed by Leon Klimovski. (1968) Widescreen from laser disc, In English.

TODAY IT'S ME... TOMORROW YOU
A.K.A.  TODAY WE KILL, TOMORROW WE DIE.  A well-written homage to THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, telling the story of a mysterious, dressed-in-black stranger. He's recruiting eccentric gunmen to help him avenge the outlaw who killed his wife. Starring Montgomery Ford, Bud Spencer, Wayde Preston and Jeff Cameron. Written by Dario Argento and directed by Tinino Cervi. (1968) Widescreen/English.

TOO MUCH GOLD FOR ONE GRINGO
A.k.a. LO CREDEVANO UNO STINCO DI SANTO.  When an old bank robber is released from prison, a gang of cut-throat bandits is waiting for him to lead them to the hidden gold.  Directed by Juan Bosch. Starring Anthony Steffen, Fernando Sancho, and Daniel Martin. (1973) Widescreen/English.

TRAIN FOR DURANGO
A.K.A.  UN TRENO PER DURANGO.  In Mexico, a train is attacked by bandits who steal a safe.  Two adventurers, a Mexican and an American, pursue the bandits in order to retrieve the loot.  During their search, they are helped time and time again by a mysterious person.  Starring:  Anthony Steffens, Mark Damon, and Enrico Maria Salerno.  Directed by William Hawkins.  Written by Duccio Tesseri (1967) Widescreen, in English.

TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME
Aka. CONTINUAVANO A CHIAMARLO TRINITÀIN . This sequel to THEY CALL ME TRINITY, Bud Spencer and Terence Hill poke fun at the Western clichés as Trinity and Bambino attempt to carry out their late father's wishes.  Rather than remaining lawmen, they become brothers in crime, however unsuccessful. Also stars  Harry Carey, Jr., and Jessica Dublin. Directed by Enzo Barboni. (1971-Italy) Widescreen.

TUNCO MACLOVIO, EL
From the director of A MAN CALLED HORSE, comes this Mexican Western starring Julio Aleman, Mario Almaea, and Juan Miranda. Tunco is a professional gunfighter. The lovely Lola is need of help so she sends for Tunco to protect her from a gang of ruthless banditos. (1970-Mexico)

TURN... I’LL KILL YOU
A.K.A.  VOLTATI… TI UCCIDIO?  WINCHESTER BILL.  A gang of Mexican bandits make trouble for the owner of a gold mine, so he hires on a gunfighter. Al Bradly’s Euro-Western IF ONE IS BORN A SWINE. (1972) Widescreen/English

TWO VIOLENT MEN
A.K.A.  I DUE VIOLENTI.  Alan Scott is a Texas Ranger who must track down and arrest his old friend Cassidy, wanted for robbery and murder. Also stars George Martin and Susy Andersen. Directed by Anthony Greepy. (1965) In English.

VENGEANCE
A.K.A.  JOKO INVOCA DIO E MUORI.  Richard Harrison finds the drawn-and-quartered body of his friend with the ropes still tied to each limb. He removes the ropes and swears vengeance on the men responsible. Director Antonio Margheriti does a fine job mixing brutal violence with a Gothic flavor. (1968) Widescreen/English.

VENGEANCE TRAIL
A.k.a. LA VENDETTA E UN PIATTO CHE SI SERVE FREDO. Leonard Mann, the lone survivor of a vicious Indian attack, harbors an intense hatred of the "red savages" and becomes a brutal Indian hunter. Directed by Pasquale Squittieri. With Klaus Kinski and Ivan Rassimov. (1971) Widescreen/English.

VENGEANCE IS MINE
A.k.a. A BULLET FOR SANDOVAL. George Hilton stars as a Confederate deserter who travels to Mexico to be with his girl. The girl, the daughter of feared bandit Earnest Borgnine, is about to give birth to their child. Along the way, Hilton picks up two more deserters and they arrive at Borgnine's village during a cholera epidemic. The girl has already died, and Borgnine, who has always hated the gringo, hands him the baby and tells him to vamoose. Hilton, taking his son, must move quickly, for the Confederate army and the epidemic are hot on his heels. The child falls ill, but none of the villagers or ranchers in the area will help. One rancher breaks a bottle of milk right in front of Hilton, who goes on to seek revenge. He takes his gang, and goes on the rampage. They return to the nasty rancher and drown him in a bucket of milk, forcing his family to watch. He then seeks out and murders all others who refused him aid. Along the way, the gang finds time to get in some robbing, drinking, and whoring. Hilton finally catches up with Borgnine, and the two, armed with knives, have a showdown in a bull's corral.  Directed by Julio Buchs. (1970)

VENGENCE IS MINE (1967)
A.k.a.  PER 100,000 DOLLARI TI AMMAZZO.  Gianni Garko and Claudio Camaso are brothers on opposite sides of the law.  One, a bounty hunter; the other, a deserter turned outlaw.  The one thing they have in common is their shared hatred of each other.  When they meet, vengeance is served.  One of the best Eurowesterns ever made.  Also starring Piero Lulli.  Directed by Sidney Lean.  Written by Sergio Martino (1967) Widescreen, in English.

VIVA DJANGO
A.k.a.  PREPARATI LA BARA.  Django, escorting a shipment of gold, is attacked and his wife is murdered by a ruffian friend and his outlaw gang.  Django becomes a traveling hangman, but secretly saves the condemned men and enlists them in his private army.  The finale finds Django facing the outlaws at the cemetery where Django’s famous machine gun is buried.  Starring:  Terence Hill, Horst Frank, and George Eastman.  Directed by Ferdinando Baldi (1968) In English.

WANTED
Giuliano Gemma, elected sheriff by his small town, is unjustly accused of murder and forced to flee.  The man behind the false charge is a lurid figure who leads a band of cattle rustlers.  Our hero tries to prove his innocence by getting rid of his enemies one by one. Also starring German Cobos and Gia Sandri.  Directed by Calvin J. Padget (1967) Widescreen, in English.

WANTED JOHNNY TEXAS
Johnny Texas is recruited by the U.S. Army to find a safe passage for a wagon train and impatient settlers to the West.  Johnny figures his best bet is to pay off the local band of desperadoes helmed by a psychotic outlaw.  When that doesn't work, Colonel Stewart orders Johnny to attack a fortress and detonate a secret stash of dynamite.  A bizarre Eurowestern mixing a large amount of gratuitous violence with strange settings.  Starring:  James Newman, Fernando Sancho, Monika Brugger, Howard Ross, and Resalba Neri.  Directed by Erminio Salvi (1971) In English.

WESTERN STORY
A.k.a. A FISTFUL OF DEATH.  Macho Callahan is the only survivor of an ambush by the "Wild Bunch".  Aided by his friend Reverend Cotton, Macho disguises himself as an outlaw and infiltrates the gang.  Including a rare good-guy performance by Klaus Kinski.  Also starring Hunt Powers, Gordon Mitchell, and Jeff Cameron.  Directed By Miles Deem (1971) In English.

WHITE APACHE
Based on the true story of a boy raised by Apache Indians and adopted by the chief who treats him as a son, giving him the name Shining Sky. As he grows up, he falls in love with a beautiful Indian squaw, that same girl that his Indian brother is in love with. The two fight and Shinning Sky kills his Indian brother. He is grief stricken, but must now take care of his pregnant love. Suddenly, a gang of ruthless killers from the nearby town hunt down and attack the two lovers in a brutal fashion. Shining Sky is shot as his wife runs with the baby. The gang captures her and tortures her by pouring gunpowder on her, lighting it up and finally shooting her in the back. A violent and sadistic Euro-western from the  master of sleazy Italian horror cinema: Bruno Mattei (HELL OF THE LIVING DEAD). Starring Sebastian Harrison, Lola Forner, Albert Farley and Charlie Bravo. (1984) In English.

WHITE, THE YELLOW AND THE BLACK, THE
A.K.A.  SAMURAI KID.  Sergio Corbucci's (DJANGO) final Euro-western tells the story of an off and on partnership among three western rogues, characterized in broad racial tones; the White (Giuliano Gemma) the Yellow (Tomas Milian as a Japanese Samurai) and the Black (Eli Wallach). Each of them is searching for a valuable Asian horse. (1974) Widescreen/English.

WHY GO ON KILLING?
A.k.a.  PERCHE UCCIDI ANCORA.  The story of an army deserter who is after the powerful landowner who killed his father, but must decide between the landowner’s daughter or vengeance.  A hard-gripping Eurowestern at its best.  Starring:  Anthony Steffen, Evelyn Stewart, and Aldo Berti.  Directed by Edward Mueller (1967) In English.

WILD AND THE DIRTY, THE
A.k.a. QUELLA SPORCA STORIA NEL WEST ( Trans. THAT DIRTY HISTORY IN THE WEST).
Returning from the Civil War, Johnny discovers his mother has remarried after his father was killed by the bandit Santana. His stepfather is a despicable man. Johnny also finds out that Santana killed his brother-in-law as well. Johnny has some doubts on the circumstances, and finally forces Santana to confess to having received the payment to kill from his new stepfather. Revenge is now the only purpose for Johnny as he is pitted against his stepfather and the bandit.  A great Euro-western based on Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Starring Andrea Gordana, Ennio Girolami, Stefania Careddu and Gilbert Roland. Written by Sergio Corbucci. Directed by Enzo G. Castellari. (1968)  Widescreen in English.