Django's bloody trail

Movie
German title	Django's bloody trail
Original title	La lunga cavalcata della vendetta
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1972
length	92 minutes
Rod
Director	Tanio Boccia (as Amerigo Anton )
script	Tanio Boccia
production	Giovanni Vari
music	Carlo Esposito
camera	Romolo Garroni
cut	Fedora Zincone
occupation
Richard Harrison : Jeff Carter Anita Ekberg : Jane Rik Battaglia : Montana Emilio Vale : Carlos Armendariz George Wang : Ling Fu Furio Meniconi : Tom, Carter's foreman (as Men Fury ) Dada Gallotti : Deborah Carter Omero Gargano : Jerome Attilio Dottesio : Jones, railroad agent Lorenzo Piani

Django's bloody trail (Original title: La lunga Cavalcata della vendetta ) is a 1972 incurred spaghetti westerns directed by Tanio Boccia . The low-budget film was first shown in German-speaking countries on August 15, 1986 on private television and then released on video. Alternative title is Django's track .

action

At the urging of the railroad company, Deborah Carter has to sell her parents' farm; later she is robbed, raped and murdered by Mexicans led by Montana. Her brother Jeff, who fought in the Civil War, sets out to avenge her. After killing three of Montana's men, he uses beautiful Jane to set a trap for him. It then turns out that Deborah's subordinate Jerome made common cause with Montana. Jeff kills him, takes the money and rides away.

criticism

The Segnalazioni Cinematografiche judged that the film, which is very modest in representation and direction, was reduced to the repetition of well-known situations and motifs. The lexicon of international films also saw a "commercially available brutal Italo-Western based on the stereotypical money and revenge motif common in this genre." Genre expert Christian Keßler , who considers the film to be very boring, notes the most exciting part is put at the beginning and the rest is told in flashbacks.

Remarks

Several minutes of the film were reused in The Ride to Hell .

Web links

• Django's bloody trail in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon
• Posters, pictures etc. at romologarroni.it

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Segnalazioni Cinematografiche , LXXIV, 1973
2. ↑ Django's bloody trail. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
3. ↑ Keßler: Welcome to Hell. 2002, p. 136