Piero Pierotti's Samson and the Treasure of the Incas (1965), which must have one of the most bizarre plotlines in the history of narrative cinema, begins, simply enough, as the story of Sheriff Alamo's journey by stagecoach to Silver City, Nevada, bringing a suspected murderer to justice. One of the stagecoach party - Jerry Damon, the real murderer - for some reason suddenly decides to set off in search of the famed treasure of the Incas, which is buried in the Pallidi mountains. Meanwhile, the other members of the party are captrued by the Incas, who are on the hunt for victims to sacrifice to their Sun God . . . Samson turns up in the last reel and 'causes the temple of the Incas to collapse, rescuing his friends from a cruel fate'. (priceless Frayling line) Samson and the Treasure of the Incas was not billed as a comedy. (Frayling, 92)
I really enjoyed Blood Money. A stupid film, I guess, but a funny story idea and quite entertaining. Oh for a map on ladies butts!
What I'd always been given to understand by the diehards was that there are a fair number of decent movies w/ "Django" in the title, and a fair number w/ "Sartana" in the title, but both names together is a rather bad sign.
I'd say the worst I've seen is Il Bianco, Il Giallo, Il Negro (Samurai), It's very silly ...w/ Tomas Milian as 'Sakura' ...a farting Japanese pony...full of bad jokes...It was intentionally played for laughs... much of it was improvised... w/ admittedly, some cute little visual references to "Django"..."Companeros"..and "Red Sun", ....& some others, & it succeeded in being just awful.
A new winner!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Or loser...whatever. Un Dollaro tra i denti a/k/a "A Dollar Between the Teeth"....also k/a "A Stranger in Town".From 1967...starring Tony Anthony (bad...real bad) & Frank Wolf.Lousy movie...dreadful score...it's like somebody gave director Luigi Vanzi about 50 bucks...a poncho & a machine gun & said.."Ok...make a movie....make it up as you go along".