Here’s my top 5:
- Stranger’s Gundown
- No Room to Die
- Dead Men Don’t Count
- Garringo
- Stranger in Paso Bravo
Honorable mention Two Pistols for a Coward
Here’s my top 5:
I would be impossible for me to name five.
But I really liked:
Killer Kid
So far it’s…
Train for Durango
A Stranger in Paso Bravo
Blood at Sundown (1966)
W Django
Arriva Sabata
These are my favourite Steffen performances as well
1.Stranger’s gundown
2.No room to die
3.Few dollars for Django
4.Dead men don’t count
5.Gentleman killer
Some of his western i can’t remember exactly,from ‘Garringo’ i’ve only a bad copy.
‘Dallas’ and ‘To much gold for one Gringo’ i’ve not seen.
‘Blood at sundown’ is very good,but i think Garko is the main character there and i like ‘Arizona colt returns’,maybe because of the crazy score
Watching Django spricht das nachtgebet right now. Pretty bad one…
On topic:
Haven’t seen them all though
Django the Bastard
Train for Durango
Why Go on Killing?
No Room to Die (A Long File of Crosses)
Garringo
Will get Il pistolero segnato da Dio next week
Haven’t seen 'em all neither and it’s difficult to choose but I go with these:
Django the Bastard
No Room to Die
Garringo
Arizona Colt Returns
Ringo: Face of Revenge
in no order
Django The Bastard
W Django
Seven Dollars to kill
Ringo The Mark of Vengeance
No Room to Die
Something for me to think about for a change I guess.
In no particular order, and bearing in mind i still have afew of his films in my to watch pile,
No Room To Die
7 Dollars On The Red
Garringo
Shango
Arizona Colt Returns (despite that song!), or possibly Cry For Revenge since it was an unusually animated performance
Should I purchase Train for Durango? I’m not really into comedy westerns, and I’m not into Zapata westerns either, and apparently Train for durango is both. SHould I watch this anyway? Do you think I would enjoy it?
My thoughts about comedy westerns are well documented - however I am partial to a zapata or two … but this film is a goodie and well worth getting to see Steffen goofin it up a bit. It’s not an out and out comedy - no slapstick. I’d get it for definate amigo!
I don’t think I’ve seen five but the three I saw were Sabata the Killer, Django the Bastard, and Apocalypse Joe. My favorite of the bunch was definitley Apocalypse Joe.
Django the Bastard/Stranger’s Gundown
Ringo, the Face of Revenge
W Django
No Room to Die
Gentleman Killer
I haven’t seen them all, but for now it looks like this.
I haven’t seen some interesting Steffen flicks, like Garringo, so I can’t really tell…
From the ones I’ve seen my favourite ones are:
W Django
Gentleman Killer
Apocalisse Joe
Django the Bastard
Train for Durango
Steffen SWs I like best are Django il bastardo, Killer Kid and Mille dollari sul nero (I’ve seen “only” 22 titles of his boundless SW filmography).
[quote=“sartana1968, post:17, topic:1392”]1. apocalypse joe
2. no room to die
3. a name that cried revenge
4. kiler kid
5. Wdjango![/quote]
i made a mistake for 5.
5. arriva sabata