Create Your Own Spaghetti Western

[Groggy]

Here's a good title:
"Halleluyah Pray For Bullets" (1973, Florestano Vancini), with Rodolfo Valadier, Luis Barboo, and James Coburn.

[Johny_Exhale]

"Death Without Knuckles"

Directed by: Enzo Barboni
1968
Starring: Juan Cazalilla, Terry Jenkins  & Lorella De Luca

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In Giulio Questi's 1969 film Bandits Pray for the Condemned Fernando Rey stars as a devoutly Catholic bandit leader who leads his muchachos in a depserate raid to break his nephew (played by Giuliano Gemma) out of jail. William Berger also features as a drug-crazed hippy.

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And then there's...

Gianfranco Parolini's A Gringo Kills Ringo (1968), about a shootout at a poetry contest.

Packed with witty one liners, the gunfight breaks out when the gringo tries to rhyme "pistol" with "fistful".

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A Woman called Timothy (Giulio Petroni) 1968 - A vengeful female gunfighter hunts down the registrar of births who made a mistake no-one will ever forget!

[Groggy]

Which is a better title for a Spaghetti Western, you think?

Ringo Shoots Them All;
Ringo Shoots Death;
Ringo Shoots The Rio Grande;
Ringo Shoots The Town;
or
Ringo Shoots The Ugly

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Ringo Shoots Death;

A duel with the grim reaper would surely be astounding, although ultimately pointless.

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Day without bullets (Duccio Tessari, 1970) - Comedy set in a lawless frontier in which a shortage at the local gunshop forces the locals to find ingenious new ways of killing each other.

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A Train Kills A Horse - A short by Damiano Damiani. Reduced to seventeen seconds by censors in the UK.

[Johny_Exhale]

A Train Kills A Horse - A short by Damiano Damiani. Reduced to seventeen seconds by censors in the UK.

haha

[Groggy]

Wow, I actually got a good title: 

The Stranger and The Pallbearer (1971), with Tomas Milian, Gianni Garko, and Marco Gugliemi, directed by Sergio Sollima.

"A Son Pray For The Hand of the Devil" (Sergio Leone, 1972), about Terrence Hill as an Old West gunfighter (Trinity-style) possessed by Satan, and Telly Savalas as an exorcist who tries to drive Satan out.  Claudia Cardinale screams a lot and wears low-cut dresses.  Lots of gunbattles and green vomit - what more could you ask from a movie? 

Now, one more:

"A Bullet Strikes Bullets" (Albert Cardone, 1966), about a shootout in a gunsmith's store.  With Horst Frank, Elsa Martinelli, and Jose Manuel Martin.

I still like "The Forgotten of the Dead" and "The Big And First" best of all of mine.  And I also loved "Seven Hours of Fists" and "Django Kills Nobody", and also "A Train Kills A Horse".

Come on guys, let's see if we can get this thread going again.

[grandpa_chum]

I got a couple more...

Sergio Sollima's The Great Vs His Golden Pistol(1969) starring Charles Bronson, Frank Wolff, and Gina Lollobrigida... my guess would be it's the story of a man and his magical golden pistol, he can't lose with it, but one day it gets a mind of it's own and starts to only fire when it feels like it... he is in a constant battle with THE MAGICAL GOLDEN PISTOL.

Damiano Damiani's Cemetary Of Death(1971) starring Mario Brega, Linda Sini, and Jack Palance... a spaghetti western where Brega plays an undertaker that is stealing from the dead and even killing townspeople just to get a hand on their belongings later on, but Jack Palance will put a stop to that... or it could just be another spaghetti where all the many shootouts take place in the same cemetary.

Enzo Barboni's The Christmas Kid Strikes The West(1972) starring Anthony Quinn, Leonard Mann, and Steffen Zacharias... simple enough... Quinn is the infamous Christmas Kid(maybe cause he's always wearing red, or even a santa hat, who knows, the campy possibilities are endless) and he strikes the west on some sort of killing rampage, maybe for revenge, maybe his family was all killed on christmas eve, by a man dressed up as santa claus, could be anything.

[Groggy]

LOL great shoutout to "Silent Night, Deadly Night", Gramps. 

[Marco Leone]

Great stuff guys.  Glad to see its still providing some entertainment    When I get a chance, I think I'll add a few more movie possibilities into there to freshen it all up a little.

[grandpa_chum]

LOL great shoutout to "Silent Night, Deadly Night", Gramps. 

haha... the funny thing is it was unintentional... I've actually never seen it, but now I must!