I watched the English translation of this one on YouTube, and yes, it's a better than usual spaghetti western. I've seen hundreds of westerns in my near 80 years on the planet, but this is the first I've seen where the hero attaches what resembles a silencer to his pistol, but is actually a barrel extension to improve the gun's accuracy.
Also of note was the appearance of a "Mexican" heroine, who, although quite beautiful, did not seem to really fit into the picture due to her baby blue eyes.
Other standouts included a "canyon" that looked more like the remains of a played-out gravel pit with the claw marks of an excavator still on its walls, and a pair of manufactured cacti that, when seen up close, exhibited square "trunks" with attached "branches."
I enjoyed the music in this movie, even in the scenes where an Italian electronic organ was heard, even if it didn't quite fit the movie's genre.
Because 'Dead Men Don't Make Shadows' kept me entertained and amused throughout, I rate it a six.
Also of note was the appearance of a "Mexican" heroine, who, although quite beautiful, did not seem to really fit into the picture due to her baby blue eyes.
Other standouts included a "canyon" that looked more like the remains of a played-out gravel pit with the claw marks of an excavator still on its walls, and a pair of manufactured cacti that, when seen up close, exhibited square "trunks" with attached "branches."
I enjoyed the music in this movie, even in the scenes where an Italian electronic organ was heard, even if it didn't quite fit the movie's genre.
Because 'Dead Men Don't Make Shadows' kept me entertained and amused throughout, I rate it a six.