That’s the one … well done, over to you, Montero 
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Thank you, @aldo
This one has a title lifted from the New Testament, a story by a renowned screenwriter but next to nothing in regard to official releases …
I think this is, ‘Con Lui Cavalca La Morte’ ?
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Too good, @aldo
Back to you.
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How the hell did you identify that?! 
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I forgot to write above that it was really impressing solved by aldo, but I think it is no surprise nowadays .
Possibly aldo also had observed that I had watched it the evening before since I did make a note of it in the Django Kill forum thread, and the Hoyo de Manzanares terrain is recognizable and connected to that SW (but also to many others of course) with much action taking place in the “unhappy” town (Golden City location).
And I did watch and wrote it in its thread and also used a similar screenshot from Dead Men Ride/Anda Muchacho Spara a few days back, a possible association might warrant investigation 
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It’s a still featured in my new SW companion, 'Horses exiting Hoyo de Manzanares ’ … a snip at £99.99
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‘Triple Cross’ (1966)?
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Spot on, Toscano Over to you.
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Is it ‘Squirm’ (1976) ?
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Well…that was quick! 
Correct, and well done, Aldo. 
Back to you…
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I remember that poster when I was a kid … too young to see an ‘X’ cert movie, but fascinated by what might be happening in these type of films … So, when I eventually watched it a few years ago, I was somewhat disappointed - but think this one has an odd black sense of humour which probably gives it a cult audience.
Anyway, … thanks, Toscano.
Try this
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‘The Scalphunters’ (1968)?
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Thank u, Aldo. 
By the way, that’s a great poster from ‘The Scalphunters’…
Let’s try this one…
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Going to have a wild guess with, ‘Is Paris Burning’ ?