Matalo! (Kill Him) 1970
Director Cesare Canevari crafts a gritty, stylish blend of thriller, western, and action in *Matalo! (Kill Him)* (1970), a tale of greed, betrayal, and survival set against the sun-baked landscapes of the American frontier.
Director: Cesare Canevari
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Matalo! (Kill Him) (1970) about?
A gang of outlaws rescues a condemned criminal and robs a gold-laden stagecoach, only to face brutal betrayal. Left stranded in the desert with their loot stolen, the survivors stumble upon a ghost town hiding a deadly secret.
Who directed Matalo! (Kill Him)?
Cesare Canevari directed this gripping Spaghetti Western, known for his atmospheric storytelling and sharp visual style.
Who stars in Matalo! (Kill Him)?
The film features Corrado Pani, Lou Castel, Claudia Gravy, Luis Dávila, and Miguel del Castillo in key roles.
Is Matalo! (Kill Him) (1970) worth watching?
While unrated, this 1970 thriller's blend of western grit and crime drama makes it a cult favorite. Its suspenseful plot and strong performances justify a watch for fans of the genre.
How long is Matalo! (Kill Him)?
The film runs for 100 minutes.
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About Matalo! (Kill Him) (1970) — A Spaghetti Western Twist on Greed and Desert Doom
Director Cesare Canevari crafts a gritty, stylish blend of thriller, western, and action in *Matalo! (Kill Him)* (1970), a tale of greed, betrayal, and survival set against the sun-baked landscapes of the American frontier. When a gang of ruthless cattle thieves rescues a condemned outlaw from the gallows, their luck takes a dark turn after they ambush a stagecoach crammed with gold. But the real twist comes when their prize is stolen by a trusted ally, leaving one of their own abandoned in the scorching desert. Their desperate flight leads them to a ghost town shrouded in eerie silence, where whispers of something sinister lurk beneath the dusty streets.
Corrado Pani, Lou Castel, and Claudia Gravy bring the tension to life with performances steeped in raw intensity, as the film's themes of loyalty and revenge unfold in unexpected ways. With its moody atmosphere and relentless pace, *Matalo! (Kill Him)* (1970) delivers a Spaghetti Western experience that lingers long after the final frame.