Matalo

¡Mátalo!

Spain, Italy

1970

92 Min

Color

Spanish

Currently 3.1/5 Stars.
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PROD Eduardo Manzanos Brochero

SCR Eduardo Manzanos Brochero, Nico Ducci, Mino Roli

CAST Corrado Pani, Lou Castel, Antonio Salines, Luis Dávila, Mirella Pamphili

Outlaw Bart is about to be hanged when a gang of Mexican bandidos ride into town and rescue him, only for him to shoot them and then ride away to his hideout where he and his gang plan to rob a stage. But Bart is shot, leaving the sadistic gang members to deal with the loot, a mysterious stranger (Castel), a woman who has lost her husband in an accident and their ghost town hideout’s only inhabitant. —The Spaghetti Western Database

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Dean Fernando

18Oct10

an art film made in the Spaghetti Western system. not a great film, but great in terms of its experimental use of cinematography, editing, and sound design within a formal narrative structure. MATALO is wrongly put along side Jadorowsky's El Topo which is conscious & political in stepping out side of the genre.. MATALO is more along the lines of Tinto Brass' Deadly Sweet with its playful cinematic vocabulary.

Silenzio

21Jun10

Unusual, surreal spaghetti western with some memorable scenes. But those seeking a great surreal spaghetti western from the period should see Giulio Questi's Django Kill, for me a far superior film (and naturally Jodorowskys EL Topo)