Sergio Corbucci

Django -- Though Sergio Leone created the spaghetti western with A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS, the genre was not popularized in Europe until Sergio Corbucci's DJANGO, which subsequently spawned countless illegitimate sequels.

While guiding a train that's packed with silver across the border to the United States, hired gun Sergei Kowalski (Franco Nero) agrees to help Paco Roman (Tony Musante) and his band of Mexican revolutionaries overthrow the government. But while it's a matter of principle for Paco, Sergei's only in it for the money. Jack Palance co-stars in this 1960s spaghetti Western that's also known as Revenge of a Gunfighter.

After his family and tribe are massacred at the hands of a merciless outlaw (Aldo Sambrell) and his henchmen, fearless Navajo Joe (Burt Reynolds) -- spurred by vengeance -- decides to dispense vigilante justice by protecting a powerless frontier town the gang is terrorizing. Fernando Rey also stars in director Sergio Corbucci's blood-spattered spaghetti Western, which features a memorable score from Ennio Morricone.

Though Sergio Leone created the spaghetti western with A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS, the genre was not popularized in Europe until Sergio Corbucci's DJANGO, which subsequently spawned countless illegitimate sequels.

Though Sergio Leone created the spaghetti western with A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS, the genre was not popularized in Europe until Sergio Corbucci's DJANGO, which subsequently spawned countless illegitimate sequels.

Though Sergio Leone created the spaghetti western with A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS, the genre was not popularized in Europe until Sergio Corbucci's DJANGO, which subsequently spawned countless illegitimate sequels. The film stars the Belgian hunk Franco Nero as Django, a mysterious gunslinger who drags a coffin behind him that contains a Gatling gun. Django soon happens upon a Mexican town where a group of Mexican revolutionaries, led by the nefarious Colonel Jackson, have overrun the town, wantonly killing its citizens. Soon, Django, who has a personal vendetta against Colonel Jackson, finds himself in league with a group of Mexican bandits who want to steal the Colonel's gold with the help of Django and his Gatling gun. Combining a stylish use of spaghetti western conventions -- among them a cruel and cartoonish bad guy as well as dramatic music that punctuates the action -- DJANGO is one of the best and most popular films the genre has ever produced.

The myth of Romulus and Remus springs to life in this action-packed epic starring Steve Reeves and Gordon Scott as the heroic twins who are raised by a wolf and grow up to challenge the tyranny of King Amulius (Franco Volpi), who has stolen their kingdom. The brothers defeat their rival but become enemies over the love of the beautiful princess Julia (Virna Lisi), and after a ferocious fight to the death, the surviving twin goes on to found Rome.