Seems like this one causes opinions at both ends of the spectrum, and I guess I fall on the positive side. Not a great SW, but I did enjoy it. Thomas Hunter just seems out of place with his constant screaming and overacting. Dan Duryea, don't quite know what to make of this, an odd addition for sure. SPOILER So was he working for the army? SPOILER The high point was definitely Henry Silva as the pyschpathic gunslinger with a maniacal laugh. And any movie with Nicoletta Machiavelli is ok by me.
The action scenes were good including the big showdown at the end in abandoned Austin although I did laugh at Duryea's "I'm right here, yellow bellies!" line. And I think Hunter may be one of the more abused spaghetti anti-heroes. All those beatings and stabbings, that tattoo scene was just wrong.
I did have a question about the music by the famous Leo Nichols. It was an average score, but it's different from what I heard in The Hills Run Red trailer. Anybody know what music that is?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEeMg-4jfx4 Anyhoo, I'd give this one a 6/10. Better than a lot of second-tier spaghettis I've seen, but not great. Worth renting for sure if you're wavering.
