Product Details:Sixteen specially selected classic Spaghetti Westerns featuring some of your favourite stars including Lee Van Cleef, Richard Harrison, Jack Palance, Klaus Kinski and many more!! (Apache Blood – 1975) An American Indian called She (Ray Danton) tracks a bear mauled Army scout (Dewitt Lee) across 75 miles of desert. (Between God, the Devil and a Winchester – 1968) A map to a hidden treasure taken from a Spanish Mission is recovered by a young boy, who takes it to the local priest. (Beyond the Law – 1968) A western town gains a new sheriff with a dark past and a hidden agenda. It turns out the new sheriff is really a former bandit pretending to have reformed his ways. (Death Rides a Horse – 1967) Having witnessed the brutal murder of his entire family by bandits at the age of 5, Bill Meceita (John Phillip Law) has spent 15 years planning his vengeance. Finding a kindred spirit in Ryan (Lee Van Cleef), an experienced gunslinger seeking his own revenge on those who framed him, the two team up to find and kill Walcott (Luigi Pistilli), a fearsome bandit on the loose. But Bill soon discovers that Ryan may know more about his tragic past than he has let on. (The Fighting Fists of Shanghai Joe – 1973) A Chinese immigrant with amazing Martial Arts fighting skills arrives in the American Old West and finds it full of injustice, especially for outsides such as him. (Find a Place to Die – 1968) A sister and brother come into possession of a gold mine but are attacked and driven off by a gang of thieves. (Fistful of Lead – 1970) Gunfighter and bounty hunter Sartana finds himself the witness to the robbery of a gold shipment by a band of desperados. (Gods Guns – 1975) When Sam Clayton’s (Jack Palance) menacing rabble of outlaws descends upon Juno City, all semblance of law and order quickly disappears. As they shoot their way through town, brave priest Father John (Lee Van Cleef) attempts to discourage them and gets shot for his trouble. A young boy (Leif Garrett) relays what’s happened to the priest’s twin brother, a former bounty hunter named Lewis (also Van Cleef), who decides to come out of retirement and avenge the murder. (Grand Duel – 1972) In one of a long series of spaghetti westerns, Lee Van Cleef stars as Clayton, a hard-as-nails gunman who is pitted against an equally tough opponent in Saxon (Horst Frank). (Gunfight at Red Sands – 1963) This thrill packed feature stars Richard Harrison as a Civil War fighter, who engages in bloody combat with the enemy and wages a personal vendetta against his despised foster father. (It Can Be Done Amigo – 1972) Cobum has seduced Sonny’s sister and now Sonny is insistent that the young punk marry her to escape the shame and stigma of their behaviour. (Johnny Yuma – 1966) A woman sets her sights upon her husband’s fortune and enlists her brother into murdering the man. (Sundance and the Kid – 1969) Two estranged brothers, one a fashionable city gambler, and the other a farmer living out west, inherit a fortune from their late uncle on the condition that they manage to live together for six months. (This Man Can’t Die – 1968) A government agent working on an arms smuggling assignment returns home to find his parents murdered and his sister assaulted. (Trinity and Sartana – 1972) A horse thief and his Trinidadian partner defeat the notorious El Tigre and become heroes. (Twice a Judas – 1969) Twice a Judas tells a story about an amnesiac gunman trying to unravel the secrets of his own life and the downfall of his family. A young man (Sabato) wakes up, next to a corpse, in the middle of the desert.
