Hello, & I'd like some suggestions

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Hello friends! I’m new here. I love Spaghetti Westerns and Westerns that have a similar feel. My favorites are El Topo and Keoma.

Any suggestions for me film wise? As you can see, I like them arty.

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Django Kill

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And some Fidanis

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moment to kill
grand duel

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lol :smiley:

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Any you can buy on the cheap and in good quality prints :slight_smile: .

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Johnny Hamlet and Yankee might be a couple you’ll like.

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and Matalo!

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i thought it was a spam :-X, those green letters, ts, ts, ts, very suspicious
nevertheless, if wasn´t, you can try El Puro and those Fidanis are great recommendation, Stanton knows what´s good

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Artsy fartsy SW suggestions?

Here’s a couple not mentioned yet

The Great Silence
Cemetery Without Crosses a.k.a. The Rope and the Colt

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Hey I liked the green touch

Quien Sabe ? aka A bullet for the general, artsy enought and pure spaghetti, but then again Once upon a time in the west more art than that

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The top 20 on the database page should have what you are looking for.

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“Django Kill” is the one you want.

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Thanks so much for all the recommendations thus far. I bought Johnny Hamlet the other day. It is coming in the mail (very excited about it). Also, a good chap mentioned Once Upon A Time In The West, I’ve seen it & I have nothing but love for it. Looking for something new though. Oh & I own Django Kill already.

Anyway, I have lots of homework now with all these recommendations.

PS: Green is my favorite color & what I use on all forums that allow it.

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Glad we can help, although I question if Django Kill is should really be considered “arty”.

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[quote=“greenhamrick, post:14, topic:2837”]Anyway, I have lots of homework now with all these recommendations.

PS: Green is my favorite color & what I use on all forums that allow it.[/quote]

“Nooo, greenhamrick. The game’s not over. To the last I will grapple with thee!
From hell’s heart, I stab at thee. For hate’s sake I spit my last breath at thee.”
;D ;D ;D

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[quote=“tomas, post:16, topic:2837”]“Nooo, greenhamrick. The game’s not over. To the last I will grapple with thee!
From hell’s heart, I stab at thee. For hate’s sake I spit my last breath at thee.”
;D ;D ;D[/quote]

Moby Dick is one of my favorite books!

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I agree. I bought it several months ago due to how surreal and artful a lot of blogs claimed it was. I didn’t feel that was the case when I finally watched it.

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[color=teal]that´s good. Now go and watch Star Trek 2 : The Wrath of Khan[/color] :stuck_out_tongue:

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Django Kill surely has some surreal touches. But it is more an anti-western than an art western. Let’s say it is arty in it’s “anti-artness” attitude.

But whatever it is or wanted to be, it is one of the most unusual SWs. Much closer to El Topo than to Keoma or the Leone westerns.