Mediocre Spaghetti plenty of shootouts , familiar faces and noisy action . I deals with range wars between settlers and cattlemen .
The fight between farmers and animals breeders, causing lots of death, is manipulated by a shady customer who's trying to take possession of the lands. Two brave and able federal marshal will clear away all the evil troublemakers, giving back order and peace to the two fighting parts.
CRY OF DEATH is a somewhat low key and underrated spaghetti western of 1968. It was directed by Alfonso Brescia, a director hardly known for the quality of his work, but I found it one of his better productions: it has a brisk pace and lots of conflict and violence to see it through.
