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Johnny West Add to Shopping Cart

Gianfranco Parolini 1968

Dick Palmer

Dick Palmer is an underrated actor who rarely got to play a good guy (his real name is Mimmo

Palmero) but here, director Gianfranco Parolini turns him loose in the role of a sheriff out to

reveal the killers of a powerful landowner. The townspeople are convinced it's the Dynamite

Brothers, but Johnny isn't so sure. Angelo Francisco Lavagnino provides the usual excellent

spaghetti western score

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7 Dollars To Kill Add to Shopping Cart

Alberto Cardone 1966

Anthony Steffen, Loredana Nusciak

Excellent Anthony Steffen western that also features a great evil performance by Fernando

Sancho! Director Alberto (BLOOD AT SUNDOWN) Cardone knows how to set a mood and uses

Steffen's limited facial expressions to the film's advantage. Sancho massacres his family and

kidnaps Steffen's son. All of which sets him off on a mission of vengeance that is enhanced by

the great score by Francesco De Masi. Loredana (DJANGO) Nusciak co-stars. Great western!!

Letterboxed Print

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Western Story Add to Shopping Cart

Miles Deem 1971

Hunt Powers, Klaus Kinski, Jeff Cameron

Miles Deem Spaghetti Western starring Hunt Powers, Klaus Kinski, Gordon Mitchell, and Jeff

Cameron. The survivor of a massacre teams up with a preacher to convince a local gang he's

to be trusted. The gang just happens to the Butch Cassidy gang, the ones who ambushed him

at the film's beginning! Deem's westerns are usually a bit weird but once you have seen a few

they seem to grow on you!

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Dead Men Don't Count Add to Shopping Cart

Rafael Romero Marchent 1968

Mark Damon, Anthony Steffen

Mark Damon and Anthony Steffen star in this gritty Spaghetti Western by Rafael Marchent. Both

men are bounty killers who decide to teamup to help a voluptuous widow gain revenge on a

gang of killers that slaughtered her husband. Great score by Riz Ortolani make this an above

average western.

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El Cisco Add to Shopping Cart

Sergio Bergonzelli 1966

William Berger

Letterboxed print and not the crappy one used by Something Weird video!!). William Berger

stars as an escaped criminal who returns to the limelight reluctantly 5 years later when he must

find a way to unmask a crooked sheriff who sponsors a series of robberies. Great western by

Sergio Bergonzelli and there's also a terrific score by Bruno Nicolai!!

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