His Colt, Himself, His Revenge (1973)

AKA They called him Trinity. Allegri becchini... arriva Trinità. Django, ton tour viendra.
"I think it was a mistake killing that woman."
A gang of outlaws with a hooded leader kidnap a woman and shoot up the town killing her and many others. On arrival her brother Chad Randall (Dino Strano) swears to track the gang down and exact his revenge.
Extremely cheap and badly acted pot boiler.

day of anger (1967)

AKA I Giorno Dell’Ira.
"never get between a gun and its target."
Amiable but down on his luck Scott (Giuliano Gemma) is befriended by a gunslinger (Lee Van Cleef) and they set out to clean up a corrupt town but soon have a falling out.
A classic theme heralds an entertaining western with political undertones.

the killer (1971)

AKA Sacred Knives of Vengeance
"Trustworthiness is most important."
Swordsman Hsieh Chun (Hua Tsung) is mislead into getting involved in the revenge scheme of the leader of the Black Dragon gang. But despite being told many times he is being used Chun refuses to see the deception and turns against an old friend who is a Govt officer Wang Hsing-tien (Miao Ching). Then to complicate things old rivalries resurface, when Yu Chiao (Ping Wang) enters the scene as she is loved by both men...
Forget the plot and marvel at the fight scenes.

deathwatch (2002)

"Just carry out my orders!"
Its the Great War 1914 and Charlie Shakespeare (Jamie Bell) is one of a number of British soldiers who stumble on a German trench whilst caught behind enemy lines. Once they have captured a German they take refuge in the network of tunnels but slowly begin to realise there is more to fear here than the German enemy.
A slow build with some genuine horror of the futility of war ilk, but never fleshes out the characters enough for you to really care about their predicament.

game of death 2 (1981)

aka Si wang ta. Tower of Death.
"Someone may want us dead!"
Bobby (Kim Tai Chung) seeks to avenge the death of his brother Billy Lo (Bruce Lee) and heads to Japan to track down the perpetrators.
Another attempt to extend the legacy of Bruce Lee following his death, incorporating existing footage of the martial arts star to flesh out this thin plot.

night of the eagle (1962)

"I'm sure you're convinced I'm quite insane."
Psychology Professor Norman Taylor (Peter Wyngarde) discovers his wife Tansy (Janet Blair) is practicing witch, doing so to protect him from evil forces. Not believing in such things he destroys the magical paraphernalia. But soon he starts to experience strange events. Could it be that Tansy is right and she isn't the only one practicing witchcraft?
A imaginative low budget horror, developing a sinister atmosphere around Wyngarde as he looses faith in his rational approach to life.

woman who came back (1945)

"Lorna was always different from the others."
Lorna Webster (Nancy Kelly) is the only survivor of a bus crash near the site of a witch burning three hundred years previously. As she convalesces Lorna begins to believe that she's the reincarnation of the witch, back to avenge her execution.
An errie horror that relies on atmosphere as the plot develops.