Alternative Top 20

Ok, here it goes

  1. Massacre Time (1966)
  2. One Silver Dollar (1965)
  3. Have a Good Funeral… Sartana will Pay (1970)
  4. Nest of Vipers (1968)
  5. Four Of the Apocalypse (1975)
  6. I am Sartana… Your Angel of Death (1969)
  7. Cut Throats Nine (1972)
  8. If you meet Sartana… Pray for Your Death (1968)
  9. Fort Yuma Gold (1966)
  10. The Tramplers (1965)
    10.And God Said to Cain (1969)
  11. Sabata (1969)
    12.The Grand Duel (1972)
  12. Arizona Colt (1966)
  13. Kill them All and come back alone (1968)
  14. Boot Hill (1969)
  15. Light the Fuse… Sartana is coming(1970)
  16. I am Sartana… Trade your pistols for a coffin (1970)
  17. Ace High(1968)
  18. The Unholy Four (1970)
  19. Requiescant (1967)

That’s good, although you have 21 films here so I’ve left off the Deserter as it’s the last one.

I’ve also added all the others requested here and updated the page so it reflects the latest tally. Not much change really all bar one are the same films with a slight change in order. The newcomer is a switch of one Sartana for another with Parolini’s original making it onto the list now.

There’s the poster for The Mercenary instead of Vengeance Is Mine and other two posters no longer appear, what happened?

Sloppy formatting by me I suspect.
Hopefully fixed now

Am I right in thinking this is your first Alt Top 20 list Lone_Gringo?
Just making sure before I add it to the list.

OK, added to my spreadsheet but I won’t be updating the page for a bit.

Mine keeps changing as I view more and more spaghetti westerns. I’m not going to submit mine until I feel satisfied.

This is my new alternative top 20 and I doubt I will be updating it anytime soon, but if I do update it, I will let you know.

Time to update my new alternative top 20

  1. Have a Good Funeral… Sartana Will Pay (1970)
  2. Four of the Apocalypse (1975)
  3. Five Man Army (1969)
  4. Massacre at Grand Canyon (1964)
  5. El Puro (1969)
  6. Nest of Vipers (1968)
  7. And God said to Cain (1969)
  8. Cut Throats Nine (1972)
  9. Grand Duel (1972)
  10. Unholy Four (1970)
  11. Adios Gringo (1965)
  12. Arizona Colt (1966)
  13. If you meet sartana pray for your death (1968)
  14. Kill them All and come back alone (1968)
  15. Boot Hill (1969)
  16. Light the Fuse… Sartana is coming (1970)
  17. Sonny and Jed (1972)
  18. Black Jack (1968)
  19. The Price of Power (1969)
  20. Fort Yuma Gold (1966)
  21. The Tramplers (1965)

Happy to add your changes UglyOne427 and have now done so but I’m intrigued at the amount of differences between this and your last list which was such a short while ago. I count 7 drop outs including your top 2 from last time. Quite a change of heart.

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Thanks. Their are still some films I haven’t seen that a lot of folks talk about. ( Face to Face, Bandidos, Death Sentence, The Specialists, A bullet for the general, Keoma, Blindman, Vengeance is Mine, Today its me, Tomorrow its you, Trinity is stil my name, Red Sun, Chino, Run Man Run) all of which I hope to get too by the end of the year. Up next on my vewing list are these:

These are what’s next on viewing list

  1. Duel In the Eclipse,
  2. May God Forgive You… I won’t,
  3. Wanted
  4. Keoma.
    5.they call him cemetery
  5. 7 dollars on the red
  6. the strangers gundown
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Some very good ones there to look forward to. Enjoy!

In no particular order here is my alternative 20.
Tepepa
Sonny and Jed
Sabata
No Room To Die
$10,000 Blood money
Blindman
Requiescant
The Price of Power
Bandidos
Death Sentence
Johnny Hamlet
Black Jack
If You Meet Sartana Pray for Your Death
Adios Sabata
A Reason To Live A Reason To Die
The Grand Duel
The Bounty Killer
The Specialists
Navajo Joe
Today We Kill Tomorrow We Die

I have reconsidered.

Watched the Cult Action release of I Want Him Dead yesterday night, for the first time with an English audio. Top-notch film. It will be back in my list in December. Don’t know what I was thinking.

I have that disc, too. I Want Him Dead is definitely in my alternative top 20, if not my top 20!

In the wake of the SpagvemberFest (og for en fest!) I need to submit a new alternative 20. This is my current list:

1 Tepepa
2 El Precio de un hombre
3 10.000 dollari per un massacro
4 La taglia è tua… l’uomo l’ammazzo io
5 Sartana non perdona
6 California
7 Buitres cavarán tu fosa, Los
8 Sentenza di morte
9 I Lunghi giorni della vendetta
10 L’ultimo killer
11 Per 100,000 dollari ti ammazzo
12 Quanto costa morire
13 Un Minuto per pregare, un istante per morire
14 Tempo di massacro
15 Quel maledetto giorno della resa dei conti
16 Lo ammazzo come un cane… ma lui rideva ancora
17 La Sfida dei MacKenna
18 Vendetta per vendetta
19 Django il bastardo
20 La Notte Dei Serpenti

And this is my new one (I change to English titles):

1 Tepepa
2 El Puro
3 The Bounty Killer
4 The Wind’s Anger
5 California
6 Sonora
7 I Want Him Dead
8 And the Crows Will Dig Your Grave
9 10.000 Dollars for a Massacre
10 O’ Cangaçeiro
11 The Long Days of Vengeance
12 The Ultimate Killer
13 Cost of Dying
14 A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die
15 Terrible Day of the Big Gundown
16 Hate Is My God
17 Death Played the Flute
18 Challenge of The McKennas
19 God Forgives … I don’t
20 Why Go on Killing?

As a spin-off of the SpagvemberFest it seems I have also ended up with a top 50, which I didn’t have before. I put it on my SWDB user page: User:Morgan - The Spaghetti Western Database

Morgan would you like to give me a couple of alternatives for these?

The Wind’s Anger is set in Spain and O’Cangaceiro is set in Brazil in the 1920s. As such neither really qualify as westerns for the purpose of this list. Pick another couple and I’ll add them in.

It will be like this then:

1 Tepepa
2 El Puro
3 The Bounty Killer
4 California
5 Sonora
6 I Want Him Dead
7 And the Crows Will Dig Your Grave
8 10.000 Dollars for a Massacre
9 The Long Days of Vengeance
10 The Ultimate Killer
11 Cost of Dying
12 A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die
13 Terrible Day of the Big Gundown
14 Hate Is My God
15 Death Played the Flute
16 Challenge Of The McKennas
17 God Forgives … I don’t
18 Why Go on Killing?
19 Bandidos
20 A Pistol for Ringo

Stanton has by the way accepted both films as eligible for the Official top 20.

That’s great. Thanks.
All done now.

Well, that’s Stanton for you. Always accommodating. I on the other hand am a traditionalist stickler. :wink:

To put it more exactly, it was the forum which accepted them as eligible. I’m only another forum slave, and do what the forum wants me to do.

In some cases there was a discussion what is eligible and what not, and a solution was found.

I personally see both in a slightly wider sense as a part of the genre, while e.g. I personally do not view Red Sun as a Spag, but the majority here does.