Black Killer

Synopsis

In the 1971 film 'Black Killer', directed by Carlo Croccolo, Klaus Kinski plays a mysterious stranger who arrives in a small town where sinister events begin to unfold. As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, the townspeople find themselves caught in a web of deception, betrayal, and violence. Set against the backdrop of the Wild West, 'Black Killer' is a gripping tale of vengeance and redemption, where nothing is as it seems and justice comes at a high price.

Cast

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  Klaus Kinski

  James Webb / Black Killer

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  Fred Robsahm

  Burt Collins

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  Antonio Cantafora

  Ramon O'Hara

• Marina Rabissi

  Sarah Collins

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  Enzo Pulcrano

  Pedro O'Hara

• Tiziana Dini

  Consuelo

Reviews

Despite its intriguing premise, 'Black Killer' fails to fully deliver on its potential. While Klaus Kinski gives a mesmerizing performance as the enigmatic lead, the film suffers from disjointed storytelling and inconsistent pacing. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a missed opportunity that leaves viewers wanting more', echoing the sentiment of many critics. However, some praise the film's unique take on the Western genre and its atmospheric cinematography. IMDb's rating of 5.4/10 reflects the mixed reception among audiences, with some finding 'Black Killer' to be a slow-burn thriller that ultimately falls short of expectations.

See also

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Babygirl

Death of a Unicorn

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