Spaghetti Westerns

[baldue]

Clint Eastwood kicked a**
as the Man With No Name,
and the best of the three
is the Good, the Bad and
the Ugly.

I'm now collecting some
other Spaghetti Westerns,
the first is Mannaja : A
Man Called Blade with
Maurizio Merli.

My sights are now on these
title's...

Texas, Adios
The Strangers Gundown
Django
Django : Strikes Again

Franco Nero is the other
top notch star along with
Eastwood to play in the
Spaghetti Westerns.

Has anyone seen any of the
above movies other then
Eastwoods?

[Graymar]

Another suggestion...try the Trinity line...

www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005YLS5/ref=pd_sim_dv_1/103-1722547-8387061?v=glance&s=dvd

As cool as the Eastwood's ;D

Graymar

[CaseyJonesatwork]

I'm more into Spaghetti Horror myself. Check out Zombie by Lucio Fulci(aka Zombi 2). It's one of my favorite movies of all time. In fact, I haven't ever seen a Fulci movie that wasn't really really cool.

You can't go wrong with zombie movies unless you're House of the Dead, which shot my whole "you can't go wrong with zombies" theory into the crapper.

Anyone know of any Spaghetti horror westerns? I think I saw one with a hanged man coming back to life and killing everyone with the bag over his head and a noose around his neck but I can't remember the name of it.

Horror westerns are going to be sort of a Hollywood buzz actually, it seems like production companies are saying they want horror western scripts a lot lately, and they're going to make a movie based on Darkwatch when the game isn't even out yet!

[CJagain]

Forgot to mention the Django movies are supposed to rule, and Michael Weldon from Psychotronic magazine is really high on them and the sequels, which is a pretty good thing.