Originally released in 1965 with the title Blood At Sundown, this German/Italian co-production was re-released in 1975 to cash-in on Terence Hill's success in the Trinity comedies. This alternate version features additional scenes (which were clearly shot later) with a group of hippies singing about Killer Kid at various random interludes. Locandina

A late entry in the western genre, Blood River is a simple tale of revenge between Native Indians and colonial settlers. With the western genre very much in decline and the giallo in ascendance, it's a curious mix which appears to combine the classic western backdrop with a giallo-inspired plot. If I'm not mistaken, the … Continue reading Blood River/10 Bianchi Uccisi da un Piccolo Indiano (1974)

« Tuscany, 1870. The outlaw Lorenzino, in vain sought in Maremma by the carabinieri and loved by the poor people he protects, runs into the Marquis of Santa Maura who is heading from Rome to the castle of Rovigliano with his niece Paola. Lorenzino is struck by the beauty of the young woman and, taking advantage … Continue reading Wild Ride/Cavalcata Selvaggia (1960)