Three Kennedy Brothers Link (Lincoln Tate) , Sally (.Fiorella Mannoia ) and Tornado Kennedy ( Lorenzo Fineschi) find e a carriage from Lawson Mining Company being robbed by thieves .Then they go to a little town to investigate it but they are thrown out by Lawson . Later on , there arrives the Crow (William Berger) hired by Lawson (Bonelli) to take down the Connelly Brothers . Thing go wrong when they find out the stolen gold is a fake . The Crow is the the toughest gunfighter , the fastest gun in the West , to smack down the three meddler brothers and whose father was gunned down by the feared Crow years ago . As they are relentlessly tracked down by The Crow and his brother Jack( Dino Strano) until a terrible denouement .
This inferior Spaghetti Western contains a silly and twisted plot , violence , double crosses , shoot'em up and results to be a below average entertainment , and drags at times , balancing in ups and downs . This is a very quirky film, it is, at times, unintentionally fun , and at other times just plain and bizarre , including violent fights as well as Saloon brawls in Terence Hill/Bud Spencer style . The movie seems out of order and makes no sense. Actually, there is the usual script about a merciless vengeance here and it's not all that hard to follow. While certainly not unwatchably bad, instances of clumsiness and ineptitude abound so that I was often cracking up into howls of laughter such as : a totally irrelevant bar-room brawl , actors doing somersaults when being shot and crossfire with no much sense . The movie's got some corny dialog, but that just makes for more laughs, which is a good thing. The flick gets the usual Western issues, such as avenger antiheroes , violent facing off , exaggerated baddies , soundtrack with Morricone influence , among them . It's a thrilling western with breathtaking confrontation between the protagonist Lincoln Tate along with his brothers against the heartless enemies : William Berger , Bonelli and Dino Strano. It stars Lincolon Tate , a failed second-class American actor who played some Westerns as Gunmen and the Holy Ghost, His Name Was Sam Walbash,But They Call Him Amen , Aquasanta Joe ,His Name Was Pot... But They Called Him Allegria , Bastard, Go and Kill and the American Lone Ranger . Co-stars William Berger , unfortunately, he doesn't get to do much in the film - despite giving a passable acting . Fair-haired Austrian leading man, who appeared in many spaghetti westerns between 1966 and 1987 such as "Sartana in the Valley of Death" , "They Call Him Cemetery" , "Fast hand" , ¨Noose for Django¨, "Jaider's Gang" , among others . He also played several Western as a secondary actor as he had got fame and fortune with his unforgettable co-starring in ¨Sabata¨ as the banjo man , ¨Face to face¨, ¨Keoma¨ , ¨California¨ and ¨Tex¨. He had a reputation for being a rebel and a vociferous anti-establishment figure . Berger's career was also at times interrupted by drug abuse . He had a reputation for being a rebel and a vociferous anti-establishment figure. Berger's career was also at times interrupted by drug abuse until his early death . Support cast is formed by ordinary Pasta secondaries such as : Emilio Messina , Roberto Messina , Pietro Torrisi or Peter McCoy , Romano Puppo and Dino Strano as Jack, Crow's brother
At least , Musical score is aceptable , adding a catching leitmotif , being composed by the notorious Nora Orlandi in Spaghetti style .The motion picture was lousily directed by Gianni Crea . He directed a few films , most of them Spahettis , such as 1973 ¨E Il Terzo Giorno Arrivò Il Corvo¨ , 1972 ¨El Oeste Magnifico¨ , 1971 ¨Se T'Incontro T'Ammazzo¨ and two action/drama movies as ¨Non Sparate Sui Bambini¨ , and ¨Ballata Napulitana¨ or ¨Pe' Sempre¨.
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