A violent tale of revenge
“Death Rides a Horse” is a revenge spaghetti Western. As a child, young Bill hides in his ranch house and witnesses the rape and killing of his mother, as well as the murder of his father and older sister by a vicious gang of Mexicans. Emblazoned in his memory are details of each gang member — a pierced ear, a tattooed chest, a scarred forehead. When the house is set on fire, Bill is rescued by an unseen stranger. Now, 15 years later, Bill (John Phillip Law) has become a fast gun with a thirst for vengeance.<br /><br />Ryan (Lee Van Cleef) has just been released from prison for a crime he was framed for. Like Bill, Ryan is obsessed with seeking justice for his years behind bars.<br /><br />Director Giulio Petroni tells these parallel tales of vengeance with full spaghetti-Western treatment, including lots of violence, anti-hero short on words, long on action, and a score by Ennio Morricone. The pace is slow, building suspense by switching back and forth between events in the past and the present. Van Cleef, who had appeared for years as a bad guy in Hollywood films, is given a chance to show some real acting ability, though it’s hard not to wonder how Clint Eastwood would have played the role. Luigi Pistilli is excellent as a bandit leader turned politician. Director Petroni draws on the zoom lens a bit too much to make a dramatic point, but its repeated use wears thin and becomes tiresome, drawing more attention to cinematic technique than to story development.<br /><br />The opening scene is brutal and unrelenting, setting the tone for what is to follow. Later scenes don’t quite come up to that level of horror, but nonetheless depict torture, agonizing killings, and sadism.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the Blu-ray release include audio commentary, and original theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A Bona Fide Spaghetti Western Classic! Fifteen years after four bandits massacred his family while executing a $200,000 robbery, a young man (John Phillip Law, Danger: Diabolik) seeks revenge. The men responsible for the murders all hold positions of power in the new west, but now a bandit (Lee Van Cleef, Sabata, Return of Sabata) they had framed for the murders is due to be released from prison... he s ready to exact bloody reprisals and decides to form an unholy alliance with the vengeance-seeking young man. This stylish revenge tales directed by Giilio Petroni (Tepepa) and written by Luciano Vincenzoni (The Mercenary) featured a strong supporting cast that includes Mario Brega (A Fistful of Dollars), Luigi Pistilli (For a Few Dollars More) and Anthony Dawson (Dial M for Murder) with a haunting and rousing score by legendary maestro Ennio Morricone (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly)..