Well done, Montero … a very quirky and enjoyable film, 10 years before Monty Python did something similar 
No idea how serious everyone is about Shoot the Living and Pray for the Dead, but any Spaghetti Western fan worth their salt know it deserves a spot among the second best of them.
Whatever that means? ![]()
The Grand Duel/Il grande duello 
That’s it.
Over to you, @NeedleFork .
Such cool shots you picked with the black and white silhouettes and the smoke from the train, really atmospheric!
Thank you! ooh I think I know what to do next~
I’ll try something different this time~
This has been a weird favorite of mine for years, but I haven’t met many others who have seen it, lets give it a go :'3
Mmmm … it has a European look, despite the American car … I’m going for a ‘Wild guess’, that it might be ‘Illustrious Corpses’ ? 
Its not Illustrious Corpses. But you are definately right about the European look!! Its set in Germany ^^
That’s definitely West Berlin. I think the woman in the first screen is Isabelle Adjani 
So is it Possession?
Yeees!!! Possession with the beautiful Isabelle Adjani and a young Sam Niel 

You know you’re among film ppl when you can pull out Possession and its recognized ^^
Over to you Montero! 
I wasn’t 100 per cent sure on that one though.
Stealing one of your ideas - just animals and the big clue is the locket …
I think I know this one :'3 But I just went so I’ll let someone else catch it 
Spill the beans! … I have no idea about this one.
Haha xD but maybe more people want to play than the three of us~
(the same ppl that doesn’t have this forum open on their computer during work hours :'3)
I’ll give it another hour then I’ll snatch it! 
3 people playing here is quite a busy day on this thread, but you’re quite right!
If I’m correct, then Klaus Kinski plays Dracula in this film ^^ So I thought there might be some overlap for spaghetti fans.
@Montero Is it Nosferatu the Vampyre? 
Correct, @NeedleFork
The portrait in the locket is Isabelle Adjani (who played the Mina Harker character from the novel).
Over to you.





