(1967, Giulio Questi) After climbing out of his grave, Tomas Milian finds things getting really weird: men clawing for the golden bullets in a still-breathing victim; torture by bats and lizards; death by molten metal... you name it. Prestigious documentarist Questi’s only Western. HD.
♫ Music by Ennio Morricone

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"THE GREATEST SPAGHETTI WESTERN! Violent, mystifying, impossible to predict.”
– Alex Cox

"ASTONISHING! Questi's lone contribution to the genre is less spaghetti than tutti frutti, an insane blood-drenched quest featuring golden bullets, flaming outlaws in matching black outfits, and fancy gals with Edo-period Japanese coiffures."
– J. Hoberman, Film Comment

“Pushes the brutality of the genre to almost surreal ends.”
– Time Out (London)

"Downright mystical... The promiscuous use of golden bullets anticipates a degree of violence and gore unprecedented in the genre, as bodies are rent asunder in desperate grabs for lucre."
- Steve Dollar, The Wall Street Journal

"Astonishingly and inventively bloody."
– Vadim Rizov, GreenCine Daily

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