Fabio Testi is a gunslinger sentenced to hang, but is set free in exchange for murdering a tough landowner for the railroad. Instead of killing him, Testi decides to take off with his wife, becoming an enemy of the man and his four brothers. A simple little story, well acted with a couple of decent shootouts, though Testi's thick accent makes some if the dialog tough to follow. Lots of teases of nudity, but it always cuts away right before you see the tits (I may have seen a TV edit).

A disappointing effort from Monte Hellman, in spite of Oates and the Peckinpah cameo. It starts out promising; sure, Fabio Testi has a thick Italian accent and the Spanish sets are nothing to write home about, but there are no distinct "good guys" and I was looking forward to a wholesome revisionist western. Apparently the genre is here past its prime. It quickly deteriorates into a series of uninteresting and rather confusing shootouts, punctuated by long and entirely gratuitous love scenes.