Requiescant (Kill and Pray) (1968)

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The son of a Mexican bandit comes upon a village that is under the thumb of a deranged former Confederate officer, who is--among other things--stealing land from the locals with phony land grants.

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 32 min.
Directed By: Carlo Lizzani
Genres: Art House & International, Western

In Theaters: Mar 10, 1967 Wide

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Tsubaki S

Starts strong enough, then it gets a bit too carried away with it's political agenda. Castel's character forgets about his initial reason to find Ferguson, and the speeches about aristocrats and the proletarian fill the second half. There are some great sequences, including… More
Starts strong enough, then it gets a bit too carried away with it's political agenda. Castel's character forgets about his initial reason to find Ferguson, and the speeches about aristocrats and the proletarian fill the second half. There are some great sequences, including a game of "rope", and Ortolani's score gives a good mood. Mark Damon's villain is cool, dracula cape and everything, more polishing in the story and this could had been even better.

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Requiescant (Kill and Pray) (1968)

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Tsubaki S

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