Publisher's Synopsis
Collection of six 'spaghetti' westerns. Lee Van Cleef stars in 'Storm Rider' (1957) as a judge determined to bring three lawless brothers who have been terrorising a small town to justice. In 'Adios Sabata' (1971), gunslinger and bounty hunter Sabata (Yul Brynner) sets out to hijack a cartload of gold with his cronies Ballantine and Escudo, only to run into trouble with Mexican revolutionaries. Led by Maximillian, the rebels set out to recapture Sabata's haul, leading to a bloody gunfight. 'Any Gun Can Play' (1967) tells the story of a banker (Edd Byrnes), a bandit (Gilbert Roland) and a bounty hunter (George Hilton) who set out to track down the whereabouts of a cache of gold stolen from an army train. Jack Nicholson and Warren Oates star in 'The Shooting' (1966). Willett Gashade (Oates) is an ex-bounty hunter who returns home and is met by Coley (Will Hutchins), a cowboy who has just witnessed the death of his best friend. When a mysterious woman (Millie Perkins) arrives, Gashade and Coley agree to escort her through the Utah desert - but things turn nasty when a ruthless bounty hunter (Nicholson) joins the party. In 'Kid Vengeance' (1977), after witnessing the murder of his parents and kidnap of his sister by an outlaw gang led by McClain (Lee Van Cleef), young boy Tom (Leif Garrett) sets out on a personal mission to rescue his sister and avenge his parents' deaths. Pernell Roberts stars in 'Four Rode Out' (1970) as soon-to-retire US Marshal Ross, who sets out to hunt down Mexican bank robber Fernando Nunez (Julian Mateos). Nunez, who stands accused of killing the father of his sweetheart, Myra (Sue Lyons), is also being pursued by mercenary Mr Brown (Leslie Nielsen) as well as by Myra herself. As the unlikely trio make their way across the desert in search of their elusive quarry, it soon becomes evident that Ross's assignment is far less straightforward than it first appeared.
