D: Luigi Batzella ("Dean Jones"); S: L.B., Arpad de Riso; C: Giorgio Montagnani; M: Vasil Kojukaroff; with: Giovanni Scarciofolo ("Jeff Cameron"), Gianfranco Clerici ("Mark Davis"), Gino Turini ("John Turner"), Krista Nell, Esmeralda Barros

Landford City, a small town close to the Mexican border, is terrorized by Manuel (Gianfranco Clerici) and his cutthroats. They force the local farmers to sell them their cattle for dumping prices. The upright sheriff Bill Harris (Attilo Dottesio) can't do anything against the plague, therefore he asks the army for help: Landford City born captain Michael Jackson (Giovanni Scarciofolo) returns to his hometown incognito. There he has to fight the rogues, find out something about the whereabouts of a vanished marshall and to dismask the "Big Boss".

The Gunslinger says:

Quite boring film, made by Luigi Batzella in 1972. The actors are under average, a story non detectable. You'll see many gunfights, embedded in a beautiful green landscape with nice alleys and some lousy brawls. So take my advice, folx: Don't look, just listen to the passable score of Vasil Kojukaroff.

Rating: $$-

Bodycount: 22 gringos, 19 Mexicans, 1 woman

Luv:

After some little problems sexy Mary (Krista Nell) and Mike fall in love again: 1/10

Explicit brutalities:

- Mike beats up his ex-girlfriend Mary, because she works as a whore in the saloon of Landford City. But he doesn't know, that she is forced to do that by Manuel, who thinks, that she knows something about the silvermine of her father. The latter has died after he was "questioned" by the bandits.

Splatter: 2/10