‘7 Hours of Gunfire’ Attempts to Bring the Legends of the Wild West to the Spaghetti Western Genre
Since childhood, I have been attached to those legendary figures of the Wild West listed in the synopsis of 7 Hours of Gunfire.
Christopher Forsley
‘Minnesota Clay’ Is an Early Checkpoint in the Development of the Great Sergio Corbucci
Minnesota Clay is a rocky but nonetheless promising start for legendary director Sergio Corbucci.
With an Extra 20 Minutes, ‘The Grand Duel’ Could Have Grasped Greatness
Watching The Grand Duel, it's easy to see why Quentin Tarantino picked it as one of his Top 15 spaghetti westerns.
I Kept Waiting for Lee Van Cleef to Save ‘God’s Gun’ With His Duel Roles
It's not the worst picture ever made, or even the worst Spaghetti Western, but its many low-points bury its few high-points.
‘Four of the Apocalypse’ Is Unrelenting in its Mournful and Mesmerizing Moodiness
Four of the Apocalypse's stereotypical and almost satirical character depictions and its pilgrimage structured plot-line chronicles a voyage to redemption.
‘Savage Guns’ Is Not the Best, But the First of Its Genre
Before film audiences got A Fistful of Dollars, they got their first taste of the Spaghetti Western in 1961 with the release of The Savage Guns.