Wild West Shootout 4 Movie Pack

Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Format: Color, Mono, NTSC, HiFi Sound
Label: Direct Source Special Products
Manufacturer: Direct Source Special Products
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: Direct Source Special Products
Region Code: 1
Studio: Direct Source Special Products

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Product Description'Wild West Shootout' includes: 'Blood City' - A group of five people find themselves in a bizarre western town where status is awarded according to the number of people one can kill. With no knowledge of where they are other than a card in each of their pockets informing them that they are each convicted murderers, things quickly get out of hand. Caught in a ruthless game of survival the five must fight their way out, but not all of them will make it out alive.And God Said To Cain' - Framed by his old friend Acombar, Gary Hamilton (Klaus Kinski) has done ten years of heavy labor in a stone pit in the desert for a crime he did not commit. Hamilton is released from his wrongful incarceration when a presidential pardon for veterans of the Civil War exonerates him. Catching a stagecoach to the town where Acombar lives a comfortable and rich existence, Hamilton arrives just as a furious storm begins.'The Ruthless Four' - Sam Cooper (Van Heflin) strikes it rich in the Nevada desert when he discovers a large gold lode. However, after his partner betrays him, Cooper is forced to kill him and leave the gold stashed in the desert. Once alone, Cooper faces a streak of bad luck as he fights off bandits, deals with the theft of his horse and gun, and hoofs it on foot back to civilization.'Border Shootout' tells the tale of a young rancher named Kirby Frye (Cody Glenn) who is appointed deputy in a small town that is being terrorized by a local gang of cattle rustlers.

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