I heard of this film in a spaghetti wetsern book. The reviewer said it had overtones of a spanish soap opera. Sounds kinda like forgotten pistolero. In just about every spagheti western, the henchmen is just a guy who gets killed quickly by the anti hero. However, in this one, the story is told through the eyes of the henchman. Cirected by Maury Dexter. Starring George Montgomery.
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Sounds pretty interesting. I see there are a couple of familiar faces in it! So have you seen it?
Nope. Haven’t seen it but I created a post of it as info collecting.
I’ll probably keep an eye out for it on my searches. Quite often the villains are the best thing in some SW’s.
BTW…off topic but geez you racked up the posts quick! Django already! Congrats 
Thanks. I’m onhere every other weekend and from the time I have access to this computer from 1:00 AM, I’m on here compulsivley checking responses. Even when I know KKnowone has responded. It’s an honor an a priveldge to finally be up with you guys and girls in the Djangos.
I have seen this only in french language but wouldn’t waste one silver dollar getting english dubbed version. Boring, talky, overtly melodramatic (oh god I’m talking like LAW & ORDER here…!) B-western with lousy orchestrated score and clumsy editing that destroys action scenes that are few & far between to begin with. I don’t have anything against pre-Leone SWs but this really sucks.
[quote=“Silver Wolf, post:6, topic:1298”]I have seen this only in french language but wouldn’t waste one silver dollar getting english dubbed version. Boring, talky, overtly melodramatic (oh god I’m talking like LAW & ORDER here…!) B-western with lousy orchestrated score and clumsy editing that destroys action scenes that are few & far between to begin with. I don’t have anything against pre-Leone SWs but this really sucks.[/quote]saw this last night and pretty much agree with what silverwolf says, film is boring as hell and the dubbing as well as the music was awful( saw it on dvdr) and George Montgomery was very bland.poor.
“Famously” retitled as Django the Condemned/Django the Honourable Killer and re-released to cash in on Corbucci’s classic.
[quote=“Starblack, post:8, topic:1298”]“Famously” retitled as Django the Condemned/Django the Honourable Killer and re-released to cash in on Corbucci’s classic.[/quote]yeah, shameless abuse of Django title again. Film doesn’t have a thing in common with original.
Very boring film, 1/5 stars.
Melodrama western with characters as interesting as people in one of your worst nightmares. Cannot see many people getting any enjoyment from this one, and agree with previous posters an extremely boring film.
This Spanish only production, as far as it seems dated 1965, was released in Italy in early June 1967 disguised as a SW. Interestingly, the suggestive posters below refer unequivocally to the Django variation played by Garko in 10.000 Dollars for a Massacre, released in March of the same year.
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Just viewed this one again and my thoughts our still the same as the above :D.
New review of DJANGO THE CONDEMNED by @blosserfred
https://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Django_the_Condemned_review
Enjoy, and thanks to Fred for filling this gap for the SWDb
This movie’s page in our database has been updated to the new layout. Contributions are welcome.