Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot! (1967) is a movie in my DVD collection that I recently watched on Tubi. The storyline follows a small town with a stash of gold that everyone wants - two cowboys, a priest and some Mexican bandits all plan to get the gold. There may be one man left to protect the town in the process...The Stranger.
This movie is directed by Giulio Questi (Plucked) and stars Tomas Milian (JFK), Ray Lovelock (Fiddler on the Roof), Lars Bloch (Long Live Robin Hood), Milo Quesada (The 10th Victim) and Marilù Tolo (Marriage, Italian Style).
This isn't as good as the previous Django movie, but it's still a fun watch. The settings, props, attire and characters were all well selected and presented. The shootouts were entertaining and the sound effects that went with them were perfect for the era. The blood color was funny and reminded me of the paint red color in giallo movies at the time. There are some entertaining sequences throughout, especially the gold discovery at the end.
Overall, this is a lighthearted addition to the western genre that will give you a couple good chuckles and some worthwhile shootouts. I would score this a 6/10 and recommend seeing it once.
This movie is directed by Giulio Questi (Plucked) and stars Tomas Milian (JFK), Ray Lovelock (Fiddler on the Roof), Lars Bloch (Long Live Robin Hood), Milo Quesada (The 10th Victim) and Marilù Tolo (Marriage, Italian Style).
This isn't as good as the previous Django movie, but it's still a fun watch. The settings, props, attire and characters were all well selected and presented. The shootouts were entertaining and the sound effects that went with them were perfect for the era. The blood color was funny and reminded me of the paint red color in giallo movies at the time. There are some entertaining sequences throughout, especially the gold discovery at the end.
Overall, this is a lighthearted addition to the western genre that will give you a couple good chuckles and some worthwhile shootouts. I would score this a 6/10 and recommend seeing it once.