In this thirteenth edition of Spaghetti Sunday, the career of Ivan Rassimov will be under the microscope, with various of his spaghetti western based flicks being reviewed. It’s important to note that this post will continue to grow over time, with new Ivan Rassimov reviews added as more of his spaghetti western flicks are watched. As with every article and review on the website, this entire series will be spoiler-free.
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Continue readingIn this twelfth edition of Spaghetti Sunday, the career of George Hilton will be under the microscope, with various of his spaghetti western based flicks being reviewed. It’s important to note that this post will continue to grow over time, with new George Hilton reviews added as more of his spaghetti western flicks are watched. As with every article and review on the website, this entire series will be spoiler-free.
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Continue readingIn this eleventh edition of Spaghetti Sunday, the career of Mark Damon will be under the microscope, with various of his spaghetti western based flicks being reviewed. It’s important to note that this post will continue to grow over time, with new Mark Damon reviews added as more of his spaghetti western flicks are watched. As with every article and review on the website, this entire series will be spoiler-free.
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Continue readingOrdinary American salesman David Mann (Dennis Weaver) finds himself travelling along the lonely highways of California, United States, before becoming locked in a terrifying battle with an unknown truck driver after a harmless overtaking manoeuvre. As the relentless pursuit unfolds, it gradually escalates into a deadly game of cat and mouse. An extremely easy-to-follow premise, yet a picture that still holds up in today’s era of filmmaking. It’s worth noting that Duel is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
Set during the British military campaigns in Sudan, British officer Harry Faversham (Anthony Steel) resigns from his post on the eve of his regiment’s deployment. Branded a coward by his friends and the woman he loves, he sets out to prove his courage by traveling to Sudan and disguising himself as a native, embarking on a dangerous mission to redeem his honour. A thoroughly watchable historical drama that relies more on its characters and dialogue than anything else.
Set in 480 BC, the cruel and merciless King Xerxes (David Farrar), leads his two-hundred thousand strong Persian army towards Greece, with hopes of invading and conquering the nation in its entirety. The brave and determined Spartan army, led by King Leonidas (Richard Egan), battle against these forces at the narrow pass of Thermopylae, in an attempt to free the country of Greece. An importantly historic tale that is worth a watch, but somewhat underwhelming in stages.
