#kill and pray

[exploding-plastic-inevitable]

remember how Kill and Pray ends with the workers and peasents of the town rising up and overthrowing the landlord villain and then an armed band of them leave to spread the revolution, lead by the extremely traumatised and possibly literly haunted young gunslinger hero. spaghetti westerns really where a wild genre idk why everyone thinks there where just cowboy movies

[jacksonbently]

I think about that review of kill and pray that says smth like "while it's clear the writers where leftists, spaghetti westerns are a dubious vechice for social change" every goddamn day of my miserable life

[thenotsobad-thebad-andtheugly]

[jacksonbently]

with the exception of Face to Face, I love every political western I’ve seen!

A Bullet for the General, the Big Gundown, Run Man Run, the Mercenary *looks at smudged writing on hand* Rectangle

[jacksonbently]

Lou Castel as Requiscant in Kill and Pray (1967) - dir. Carlo Lizzani

“I know it’s unlikely but… may they rest in peace.”

[jacksonbently]

I’ve seen talk about how maybe Rowdy and Blondie are brothers and idk if that’s true but after seeing Face to Face and Kill and Pray I do know there is at least one fucked up spaghetti western family

[thegeekshow]

Kill and Pray (1967) - "A polished approach to the Spaghetti Western"

Western bad-ass and a preacher, check out Ewan's take on spaghetti western Kill and Pray - or Requiescant

  Kill and Pray, or to give it its proper title, Requiescant, is a Spaghetti Western that not too many people remember. I obviously don’t remember it given that not even my parents were born upon its release in 1967. Coming right from the heart of the Spanish shlock that litters the 60s Western outputs, Kill and Prayis a marvellous film that highlights just how great the genre can be.  Following…

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[jacksonbently]

is Kill and Pray an underrated gem or am I just weak for a Good Christian Leftist Boy and the fact he suffers pretty idk