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Jamarcus 2022-10-22 17:15:43
In addition to the director, the lineup is another version of the bad guy. The story is weaker. Lee Van Cleef is...
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Therese 2022-10-22 17:08:03
The camera is sharp, the style of painting is strong, the decisive battle is pathetic, and the style is so high that it is a masterpiece of spaghetti...
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Emmalee 2022-10-22 16:39:12
A relatively classical western legend, the story of a boy whose whole family was killed by bad guys, and when he grew up, he practiced martial arts to seek revenge for his enemies. Although Westerns generally use accents, the overall style of this one is a bit contrived. The music is excellent but too over-the-top, and the performance is...
Death Rides a Horse Comments
Extended Reading
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Ryan: If you're going to follow somebody, youngster, do a better job of it. This world is full of nervous characters. They'd shoot you in the back first, and then introduce themselves.
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Ryan: My gun.
[Warden retrieves Ryan's gun]
Ryan: Thank you... Now, the bullets.
Prison Warden: The bullets?
Ryan: Twenty seven. Fifteen years ago, you put 'em in one of those bottom drawers there.
Prison Warden: Twenty seven. You have a good memory.
Ryan: Well, sometimes its not difficult. I still had six in my gun and 21 in my belt. If they hadn't double- crossed me, the count had been a little bit different.
Director: Giulio Petroni
Language: Italian,Spanish Release date: August 31, 1967