D: Giorgio Cristallini; B: G.C.; C: Fausto Rossi; M: Franco Micalizzi; with: Ty Hardin, Giacomo Rossi Stuart, Christian Hay, Jenny Atkins

Jack Thompson (Ty Hardin), called "Sacramento", rather flogs himself as a "price-boxer" in saloons than worrying about his Hacienda, which is therefore run by his children Maggie (Jenny Atkins) and Jim (Christian Hay). But this life soon comes to an end: Bandit boss Tom Murdock (Giacomo Rossi Stuart) kidnaps Sally, in order to call in with reproduction funds of a boxing-fight, which him are allegedly still being entitled. "Sacramento" attaches himself to his heels.

The Gunslinger says:

Action- and tension-poor film made by Giorgio Cristallini in 1970. Only the good camera guidance (Fausto Rossi) and the soundtrack of Franco Micalizzi guarantee some entertainment. The 70s-haircuts of the protagonists are great! With US-B-Movie-Actor Ty Hardin (among other things "SOS Charterboat", "Bronco") and weak Giacomo Rossi Stuart the main roles are adequately occupied.

Rating: $

Bodycount: 24

Love:

Saloon boss Rosie (Krista Nell) fells shyly in love with Sacramento; whereas the hot blooded Evelyn (Kathrin Asimus) is looking after his son Jimbo. She scratches sharply at a veritable sex scene. Harm, therefore only 2/10.

Specials:

Sacramentos horse "Ringo" (sic!) has a few beautiful scenes