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Blood River (1967)

Director: Giuseppe Colizzi

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From Time Out Film Guide

Stock spaghetti Western, predating the much wittier 'Trinity' series featuring the same stars. A brilliant opening sequence has a train, apparently empty, pull into an isolated station decked out with a welcoming band and all; gradually it is revealed that the carriage is a sea of corpses with only one man left alive. The rest of the plot, told in flashback without much dash, involves a gambling duel with a gun loaded with blanks, a gold robbery, an insurance investigator, a fight to the death.

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Cast & crew

Director: Giuseppe Colizzi

Producer: Enzo D'Ambrosio

Cast: Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, Frank Wolff, Gina Rovere, José Manuel Martin, Tito Garcia full cast

Genre(s): Westerns

Duration: 115 mins


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