Any Gun can Play

"The King of B-Westerns & Serials...VCI Entertainment ~ Any Gun Can Play (1967)"
VCI Entertainment presents "Any Gun Can Play" (1967) (Dolby digitally remastered)...also known as "For a Few Bullets More", "Go Kill and Come Back" and "Vado... l'ammazzo e torno" (Original Foreign title) Italian production featuring George Hilton, Gilbert Roland, Edd Byrnes and Kareen O'Hara...storyline of this Spaghetti Western is well thought out, with an opening that will have you reaching for your six guns...our cast works so well together, especially Gilbert Roland who steals every scene he appears in...just picture a bounty hunter, crooked banker and a bandit all searching for a fortune of buried gold...the music builds from composer Francesco De Masi and lends so much to the action with hard riding thrown in...shades of the famous showdown from "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" fall into place...this is not a classic, but a little gem just waiting to be discovered by movie goers who appreciate a thought provoking screenplay and good film making....this above average B-Western...

Classic Spaghetti Western!
This was the first spaghetti western I ever saw. I was a kid back in the 70s and I was hooked! The opening scene and ending are classic. The hero is a little too similar to Clint's "Man with no name" character, but it's still good story.

3 1/2 Stars - Any Gun Can Play
Disclaimer: The version of 'Go Kill and Come Back' that I watched was included on VideoAsia's Grindhouse Experience vol 1, which is not currently available on Amazon. As such, I cannot comment on the quality of the product offered on this product page - my review is concerned with the entertainment value of the film only.

Just a bit above average, 'Go Kill and Come Back' (aka 'Any Gun Can Play'), is a lighter approach to the Italian western from director Enzo Castellari; full of nods to the genre and which also pays homage to the films and filmmakers that came before it. In a storyline that may seem familiar, three men, each with partial knowledge concerning the location of $300,000 in gold, cross and double-cross one another in an effort to be the first to the hidden treasure. After several twists and turns, blind dodges and red herrings, the three meet up in front of the gold and contemplate how it should be divided - but nobody does long division in an Italian...

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