D: Umberto Lenzi; B: Nino Stresa, Eduardo M. Broschero; C: Alejandro Ulloa; M: Marcello Giombini, Luis Enrique Bacalov; with: John Ireland, Mark Damon, Fernando Sancho

The gunslingers Johnny West (Mark of Damon) and Goofo (John Ireland) save two Mexican horse thieves from the strand. To the thanks the two take part Johnny in the hunt for four gold crates, which the Mexican gang of Carranza (Fernado Sancho) robbed and hid. The small troop is joined by the indian Copperface, his greedy wife Maria and Goofo. The search becomes success, but Carranza is extremely successful too getting back the gold. Very amazingly, because Carranza is as fat as stooooopid. Anyhow all treasure hunters up to Goofo lose their gold again to the Mexicans and most in addition still their life. Together Johnny and Goofo try to steal he gold crates again from Carranza, but both pursue different goals.

The Gunslinger says:

Good and humorous Spaghetti-Western made by Umberto Lenzi in 1967. History remains excitingly, also owing to the two leading actors, who betray themselves with the gold search again and again. Good music score of Marcello Giombini.

Rating $$$ - $$$$

Bodycount: 3 Gringos, 11 Mexicans, 1 Woman, 1 Indian

Explicit Brutalities

- The two Mexicans, Maria and Johnny West hit the Indian Copperface, who knows about the hiding place of the gold crates.

- Johnny is tortured for fun by the Carranza-Gang. As they get bored by the treatment, they throw him short hand into a deep pit.

- Carranza gives one of his men a few blows with the whip, because he does not know, where is the missing gold crate.

Love:

Total nil return, since the only occurring woman, Maria, as all participants (except Goofo) is exclusively interested in the gold: 0/10

Splatter: 1/10