Four of the Apocalypse

This is Lucio Fulci's unique perspective on that time honored genre of the spaghetti western. How can you resist, right? He made this film before he cemented himself in the horror genre, but he brings the same kind of gore that he would perfect later on. It both succeeds and fails because he doesn't offer a cheap retread of a Sergio Leone film. Succeeds because it is distinctly Fulci's voice. He makes films his way. Fails because he just isn't as a good of a director as Leone. It's not a very good film, but it is distinctly Fulci. Take that for whatever you want.