“A party of five men discover gold in a small Apache camp. They murder everyone there except for one young woman, who they keep alive hoping she’ll lead them to more gold. Only Pitcalin among the five men shows kindness to the prisoner. An Apache brave who was away from the camp discovers the massacre and buries the dead. Then he tracks the murderers and brings slow but steady vengeance upon them. Written by Charles Delacroix”

• Director: Jack Starrett
• Release Date:
  September 1970 (USA)
• Run Time:
  82 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Western See »

Tagline: Revenge… Slow and fatal!

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• Director: Jean-Claude La Marre
• Run Time:
  85 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Action , Western
• MPAA:
  Rated R for violence, language and a scene of sexuality.

Tagline: A revisionist western See »

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• Director: Jean-Claude La Marre
• Run Time:
  USA:94 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Action , Drama , Western See »
• MPAA:
  Rated R for some sexual content.

Tagline: On the trail of vengeance.

Trivia: Mario Van Peebles has a small cameo appearance in the film as Jessie Lee from “Posse.”See  »

Goofs: Crew or equipment visible: In the scene where Kim and Rachel are arguing, Chastity steps into the shot and her microphone battery pack is very noticeable on her back.See  »

“Commander Steve Rogers crash-lands on a planet inhabited solely by women. All of the men were killed in a mining accident some twenty years before. The town where he wakes up is straight out of the old west. Both the sheriff and the mayor of the town take an immediate liking to Steve and each tries to claim him for themselves. The local bar maid is also interested but not quite as pushy as the first two. It looks like our man Steve may be trapped on the planet of beautiful women. But as usual in these things you need to be careful what you wish for since you might get it. Written by Edward Hunter <edh@sun.com>”

• Director: David DeCoteau
• Run Time:
  78 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Comedy , Sci-Fi , Western See »
• MPAA:
  Rated R for strong sexuality.

Tagline: Women are the law…

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• Director: Robert L. Lippert

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• Release Date:
  27 December 1948 (USA)
• Run Time:
  84 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Western See »

Tagline: WILD FURY…WIDE OPEN THRILLS! (original print ad – all caps) See »

Goofs: Revealing mistakes: When rancher Pete Ferguson is slain, one of his ranch hands is seen fleeing. In the full body shot he is quite portly, but in the shot of him mounting his horse is filmed from the waist down in a (failed) attempt to hide the fact that it is a stuntman mounting the horse in his place. The stuntman is noticeably thinner/ fit and taller.See  »

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• Director: Álvaro Sáenz de Heredia
• Release Date:
  27 June 1996 (Spain)
• Run Time:
  90 min
• Country: Spain
• Genre: Comedy , Western

Tagline: No conocía el miedo… ni la vergüenza

“Hawken is a rugged drifter and loner who meets and comes to rescue a young Shawnee woman, named Spirit in 1840s Tennessee, whom he leaves after saving her from a rouge group of Shawnee Indians. After taking up residence with an old fur trapper and old friend named Jeb Kline, Hawken later meets Spirit again whom runs away from a local fur trader named Tackett (Jack Elam), whom she is sold to. Soon, Hawken is up against Tackett and a posse of hired killers, as well as a greedy and racist land owner, named Hickman, who’s long abused son Noel whom narrates the entire story, comes to his and Spirit’s aid to help them survive. Written by matt-282″

• Director: Charles B. Pierce
• Run Time:
  89 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Action , Drama , Romance , Western See »

Tagline: He took another man's woman. He killed another man's brother. Now he faces another kind of justice.

“When her sister is killed by a band of outlaws, Mei Ling must gather an all-new group of sexy, female gunslingers to avenge the death of one of their own. As the tension hits a fever pitch, the girls will do WHATEVER IT TAKES to right the wrong that has been done. War has been declared and with their backs up against the wall, it’s Ride or Die! Written by Gregory Louis Carter”

• Director: Chris W. Hill
• Release Date:
  16 September 2005 (USA)
• Country: USA
• Genre: Action , Western

“BLAZING STEWARDESSES features Adamson’s wife, cult scream queen Regina Carrol, and Yvonne DeCarlo, best know as TV’s Lily Munster. This broad comedy, the sequel to NAUGHTY STEWARDESSES, finds a planeful of oversexed airline attendants touching down on a ranch. Little do they know, however, about the masked bandit lurking in the sagebrush, who just might ruin their plans for some lusty fun. Written by Ørnås”

• Director: Al Adamson
• Release Date:
  June 1975 (USA)
• Run Time:
  95 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Comedy , Western See »

Tagline: Out-Blazes "Blazing Saddles" See »

Trivia: First film for The Ritz Brothers comedy duo since 1943. Originally conceived as a comeback film for The Three Stooges, which at this time consisted of Moe Howard, Joe DeRita and newcomer Emil Sitka. Howard died before production began, which was when the Ritz Brothers were brought in.See  »

Goofs: Continuity: A masked bad guy drives a Rambler sedan while chasing a truck hauling casino equipment. When the bad guy crashes, the car tumbling downhill while afire is a Ford Falcon station wagon, not the Rambler sedan.See  »

“A lone gunman hunts the fearsome Apache Satago across the plains of the Wild West. When Satago’s marauders ambush a stagecoach, the gunman rides to the rescue of the trapped passengers and helps them in their last stand against the deadly Indians. Written by Jonathon Dabell <J.D.BC602070@pixie.ntu.ac.uk>”

• Director: Al Adamson
• Release Date:
  1 February 1970 (USA)
• Run Time:
  88 min
• Country: USA
• Genre: Western See »

Tagline: Lust-Mad Men and Lawless Women in a Vicious and Sensuous Orgy of Slaughter!

Goofs: Factual errors: One character tells another that Yaqui Indians and Apache Indians are the same tribe, the only difference being that Mexicans call them “Yaquis” and Americans call them “Apaches”. That is not true. Yaquis and Apaches are two entirely different tribes and have little in common. The Apaches were fierce, brutal and warlike, regularly attacking American whites, Mexicans and other Indian tribes (including the Yaquis), often simultaneously, and regularly stole horses, rustled herds and kidnapped women and children from other tribes, Mexican villages and US settlements. The Yaquis were a much less aggressive and warlike tribe, existing mainly by subsistence farming and keeping to themselves in the mountains.See  »