D: Rafael Romero Marchent; B: Joaquin Romero Marchent, Santiago Moncada, Mario Alabiso; C: Guglielmo Mancori; M: Marcello Giombini; with: Gianni ("John") Garko, Guglielmo Spoletini ("William Bogard"), Maria Silva, Luigi Induni Radici ("Luis Induni")

Sartana (Gianni Garko) and his buddy Marcos (Guglielmo Spoletini) raid a bank together with the two Burton brothers, who vanish with the booty. From now on the betrayed try to get back the 100,000 dollars. And luck is not on the side of the Burtons: Sartana and Markos get the younger brother; the older one is kept with the money by mad Richard Kirby and his four sons. In the meantime our duo is joined by greedy Maria Anderson (Maria Silva). They kill the Kirbys and get back the dollars. But now Marcos and the lady take the money and run. At the end Maria betray good old Marcos too and opens a casino with the dollars. But last word is not spoken yet, because Marcos and Sartana get together again.

The Gunslinger says:

Flabby Italo of Rafael Romero Marchent from the year 1970, even if it contains many brutalities. Purely technically there is not much to complain about, because actors, atmosphere and score are passable, but the story supplies only a poor version of the well-known essential structure. In addition also the censorship shears do not contribute to entertainment, because even the X-rated version is heavily "crippled" (german version).

Rating: $$

Bodycount: 21, 2 Women

Explicit brutalities:

- Marcos and Sartana bind the younger Burton brother to a wood chair and blow him up with a bar of dynamite.

- Sartana kills  a man only due to a bet.

- Marcos and Sartana hang the deputy of Piedas Negras short hand, after they have hit him strongly.

- Sartana kills the unarmed Kirby sitting in the wheelchair.