The contenders are only nineteen, as Topic starter I inform all of you that it is strictly forbidden to include in any position in your personal list Who’s Afraid of Zorro, Holy God Here Comes the Passatore (set in the mid-nineteenth century Romagna, Italy) and Two Sons of Ringo with Franco & Ciccio!
Always thought Hilton was playing only these lighthearted characters like “Hallelujah” but then - a few months ago - discovered and appreciated him in such serious roles like “Sandoval” and “Massacre Time”. He is a fairly competent actor IMO.
I love The Ruthless Four. Even though it borrows some elements from The Treasure of Sierra Madre and The Shooting, it manages to be both unique and gripping, the directional style is likewise sufficiently original. I haven’t seen the former one yet. I’m planning to get Koch Media DVDs of both pics.
Partial results (9 Top Five, points are awarded on a 6-4-3-2-1 basis):
Massacre Time 31
A Bullet for Sandoval 28
The Ruthless Four 27
The Moment to Kill 15
They Call Me Hallelujah 13
Sartana’s Here aka A Fistful of Lead 11
Last of the Badmen 7
Any Gun Can Play 5 (3 preferences)
Poker with Pistols 5 (2 preferences)
Professionals for a Massacre 2
[hr]
At this time, zero preferences for
The Greatest Robbery in the West
One More to Hell
Dead for a Dollar a.k.a. Trusting Is Good… Shooting Is Better
Kitosch, the Man Who Came from the North
Macho Killers
The Return of Halleluja
The Man Called Invincible
The Crazy Bunch
Trinity Plus the Clown and a Guitar