Just finished watching this for a second time. But as I was wasted the first time, it was like a whole new experience.
Coincidentally it’s also the second Batzella flick I watched this week; Blackmail being the other. Django’s Cut Price Corpses is as bad as Blackmail, but way more fun. If you like Fidani’s westerns, this one comes easily recommended. The opposite is of course also true. If you dislike Miles Deem’s work, do not watch this one.
Anyway, Jeff Cameron is the Django of service here. He’s after the Cortez brothers, who robbed a bank in Silver City and fleed to Mexico. There are also some others after the gang: Fulton who needs to get the gold back and Pickwick who wants his saddle back (because it was a gift from his grandpa). Needless to say there’s also a lot of interest in the stolen gold.
A fun Paolo Solvay flick that manages to entertain, despite of its utter cheapness.
I watched this not too long ago, but I sadly can’t remember much… what I do remember is that it actually was different than God is My Colt .45 and Paid in Blood which are pretty much the same exact thing. Hah. I, being a fan of Fidani’s work, of course appreciated Django’s Cut Price Corpses as well. Maybe I’ll have to watch it again sometime!
I don’t remeber too much about it as well. I remeber it was pretty horrible, but at times it provided some unintentional laughs. It had the most laughable whipping scene ever. 3/10
Just downloaded a Dutch TVrip of this from CG (probably the same that BL has). Does you version also run 1 hour and 16 minutes?[/quote]
It’s the same one, though I don’t have it anymore.
Would have to agree.
Anyone who thinks Fidani is the worst SW director has clearly never seen a Batzella flick.
Amazingly I stayed awake throughout this one (just) but it falls firmly in the ‘for completists only’ category.
Not viewed this in a while, so thought would give a re watch. A mess of a film really and even Jeff cannot rescue it. A film I will watch when I am dying as it will send me over the edge for sure.
