Shango / Shango, la pistola infallibile (Edoardo Mulargia, 1970)

I noticed that too. Plus you can see the hat shuffling a bit, as the actors swap around. But it’s a nice touch.

Quite enjoyed this one. Decent enough plot with plenty of action.

Currently working my way through the last few Steffan films I’ve yet to see…

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On contrary to what I read this is imo a memorable western for several scenes. You will never forget Steffen in a cage and the ending. It is a gritty movie and there are even few heartbreaking moments. I agree that the middle part is bit overdone but I still like to watch Steffen shooting baddies. The funniest part is when Steffens says that he can’t do it all himself alone and needs the villagers to help him and then does it all himself alone. :grin:

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I agree, Diamond, I really like this movie. The cinematography, the autumnal look, Steffen’s shooting and rolling … all good. And the cage was a great touch! The opening scene reminded me of a Hammer horror film. Possibly my favorite Steffen film.

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I really love this Steffen flick too, one of his better and more unique ones. It stands out in his otherwise quite repetitive and same-y filmography.

I do think the final shootout is super lame tho. The main villain decides to just walk towards Shango in a straight line and not even aim his gun at him, then acts surprised when he gets shot :sweat_smile:

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Greek poster

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