http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066930/http://www.spaghettiwestern.altervista.org/4ceri.htm"...there are moments when it looks like it was directed by a drunkard"
the italian db says. It's hard to disagree, though we must admit that our opinion might have been influenced by the fact that our bad copy was at least 10 min. shorter than the original. Still, even when st the end the plot should all but be unravelled, we still couldn't understand what was happening and why. Which circumstance also marks the difference with a Fidani's, where it is always much too simple to understand the little that is in front of you. So this might also explain a certain fascination sometime you might feel for a scene (the hanging of the culprit, for example; or some calisthenics disguised as fist-fights).
The "plot" is about the fight between the local baddie (and his gang) and the sheriff Robert Woods, both trying to discover who is the murderer of the person who held in in custody the booty of a hold-up and recover the money. This I get from the plot as given at the italian db because I didn't get it from the movie, though with a second perusal I might have divined it. But a second vision is out of question.
Apart from Woods, all the "actors" in this movie were new to me. The score sounds like it was composed for another movie 10 years before.
