Here’s my runners up
21.JOHNNY HAMLET
22.BULLET FOR THE GENERAL
23.TODAY WE KILL, TOMORROW WE DIE
24.PISTOL FOR RINGO
25.NAVAJO JOE
26.BLACK JACK
27.DJANGO, PREPARE A COFFIN
28.I AM SARTANA, YOUR ANGEL OF DEATH
29.NAVAJO JOE
30.SHOOT THE LIVING, PRAY FOR THE DEAD
31.AND GOD SAID TO CAIN
32.FULL HOUSE FOR THE DEVIL
33.TASTE OF KILLING
34.KEOMA
35.ARIZONA ON EARTH
36.DEATH WALKS IN LOREDO
37.YANKEE
38.THE HANGMAN’S TREE
39.SAM WALLASH
40.THEY BELIEVED HE WAS A SAINT
But IF it happens, I don’t want to be held to my words. 
Well, I decided it’s time to update my alternative top 20, especially since I rediscovered my love for Texas Adiós, so here’s the new list:
10,000 Dollars for a Massacre
Vengeance
El Puro
Taste of Killing
Vengeance is Mine
Death Sentence
Bandidos
Texas Adiós
Long Days of Vengeance
God Forgives… I Don’t
Sartana Does Not Forgive
I Am Sartana… Pray for Your Death
Massacre Time
Kill Them All and Come Back Alone
Those Dirty Dogs
The Deserter
Shoot Gringo… Shoot!
Fort Yuma Gold
Full House for the Devil
I Want Him Dead
I am a bit irritated that Cowards Don’t Pray didn’t make the list again. It’s difficult when you have equal favourites. I have taken out A Man Called Blade, Sonny and Jed and Death Walks in Laredo simply because I find myself watching them less than Texas Adiós and Fort Yuma Gold and that says something about my preferences. Shoot Gringo… Shoot is a new favourite and deserves a place.
I see A Genius Two Partners and a Dupe is long gone aswell.
Yeah, it’s out but I still really like that film.
But this is in the site’s top 20.
They’re all first rate Spags … and probably all the more enjoyable for not being seen as often as the usual ‘Top 20’ titles.
"Shoot Gringo … Shoot!" is due for another airing at my place. 
So just to confirm changes…
Out - Cowards Don’t Pray…Man Called Blade…Sonny & Jed…and Death Walks in Laredo
In - Shoot Gringo shoot, Texas Adios, Fort Yuma Gold and what else?
No, just those three for Man Called Blade, Sonny and Jed and Death Walks in Laredo. 
My comment regarding Cowards Don’t Pray was just about how frustrating it is when I can’t fit them all in. I have too many equal favourites and that makes the alternative top 20 very difficult.
OK cool. Thanks.
I’ll update that now.
I feel the same, the alt. top 20 is very hard to be satisfied with. I like almost all the lists in this thread. Someone suggested (I think it might have been Morgan) that we should have an Hardcore Spags top 20 wich I believe is a good idea. I would really like to see how other fans would rate more obscure and rare spags and see how they stand to each other.
It is difficult and that’s one reason why I don’t weight the selections within anyone’s list. It is 1 point per vote. This makes the overall list very close and no runaways like on the general Top 20 but I think it’s the right way to do it as when you are getting down to your 25th or 30th favourite it becomes pretty arbitrary to attribute a definite place above or below some others.
I could always extend it to be an Alternative Top 30 or 40 but then folk will probably just say it’s hard to choose that number too. Drawing a line is always tough when you are choosing stuff you really like a lot of.
I’m open to suggestions though if enough people think it’s a good idea.
Never understood why people put their Alternative Top 20 in a strict order.
Exactly. I think it’s fine the way you’re doing it.
Because they want to. 
Old list above, and here is my new Alternate Top 20 :
1 Dead Men Ride/At The End Of The Rainbow/Anda Muchacho Spara (Aldo Florio)
2 Requiem For A Gringo/Duel In Eclipse (Eugenio Martín, José Luis Merino)
3 Johnny Juma (Romolo Guerrieri)
4 The Grand Duel (Giancarlo Santi)
5 Sabata (Gianfranco Parolini)
6 Viva Django / Django, Prepare a Coffin (Ferdinando Baldi)
7 The Forgotten Pistolero/Gunman Of Ave Maria (Ferdinando Baldi)
8 Ramon The Mexican (Maurizio Pradeaux)
9 My Name Is Pecos (Maurizio Lucidi)
10 Kill The Wicked/ God Does Not Pay On Saturday (Tanio Boccia)
11 Johnny Hamlet/The Wild And The Dirty (Enzo G. Castellari)
12 Death Sentence (Mario Lanfranchi)
13 The Stranger Returns/A Man, A Horse, A Gun (Luigi Vanzi)
14 No Room To Die/Hanging For Django/A Noose For Django (Sergio Garrone)
15 Requiescant/Kill And Pray (Carlo Lizzani)
16 A Stranger In Town/A Dollar Between The Teeth (Luigi Vanzi)
17 One After Another (Nick Nostro)
18 Black Jack (Gianfranco Baldanello)
19 Blood At Sundown/One Thousand Dollars on the Black (Alberto Cardone)
20 A Hole In The ForeHead/ A Hole Between The Eyes (Giuseppe Vari)
Duly updated
Here’s my alternative 20:
NEST OF VIPERS
HATE FOR HATE
SHANGO
YANKEE
SHOOT THE LIVING, PRAY FOR THE DEAD
LANKY FELLOW
PISTOLEROS (Ghidra, Infante)
THEY CALL HIM CEMETERY
ADiOS, SABATA
TIME OF VULTURES
FORGOTTEN PISTOLERO
CEMETERY WITHOUT CROSSES
TRADE YOUR PISTOLS FOR A COFFIN - SARTANA
TODAY WE KILL TOMORROW WE DIE
THEY CALL ME HALLELUJAH
FIND A PLACE TO DIE
TWICE A JUDAS
FURY OF JOHNNY THE KID
VENGEANCE IS MINE
TEQUILA JOE
I’d note I’ve not seen El Puro … but it sounds like a helluva movie.
Hey there, Thomas! Cemetery Without Crosses is in the official SWDB Top 20, so can’t be included in an alternative top 20 list. Pick a substitution and you’re all set.
I think people keep getting confused about what’s the alternative list is all about. You can (and should) have same films in your top20 list and alternative list as long as they’re not included in our “official top20”. For example, Thomas you have Blindman and Minute to Pray high on your top20 list but since both of these films aren’t included in the official top20 these should be included also on your alternative list.