BULLETS AND THE FLESH is an early addition to the spaghetti western genre with a plot that's a bit different from the norm. The story is about a white girl who falls in love with Native American chief Dan Harrison and all the problems it brings, mostly because she belongs to a family of racists, headed by regular star Rod Cameron, who do their best to break up the union. This film is well shot on a low budget and features lots of intense scenes of peril and conflict. It's certainly not the best of its type, and it doesn't feel much like the Leone movies or those that came afterwards and were influenced by them. It's more in line with the glossy look of the German Winnetou movies.
Review of Bullets and the Flesh
