Bounty hunters become the hunted in a town where the law is for sale.
DEAD MEN DON'T COUNT
Two gunmen ride into a town with a plan to collect a large unearned bounty but are caught up in the local war for land caused by the impending arrival of the railroad.
Dead Men Don't Count is a 1968 Spanish-Italian Western film directed by Rafael Romero Marchent about two bounty hunters falsely accused of murder in a corrupt, lawless town rife with racketeering and railroad conflict.
Synopsis
- Director
- Rafael Romero Marchent
- Writers
- Marco Leto, Vittorio Salerno
- Release
- 1968
- Runtime
- 1h 28m
- Country
- Spain, Italy
- Language
- Spanish
- Genres
- Western
Why Cult
Anthony Steffen and Mark Damon team up as gunmen whose plans go sideways thanks to a frame-up and a town run by racketeers.
The so-called authorities are running rackets of their own, blurring the line between law and outlaw.
The promise of the railroad stirs up a violent local feud over land, giving the action an extra layer of greed-fueled chaos.
Questions from the Vault
What is Dead Men Don't Count about? +
Dead Men Don't Count follows two bounty hunters who are falsely accused of murder and caught in a corrupt town's battle over land and the coming railroad.
When was Dead Men Don't Count released? +
Dead Men Don't Count was released in 1968.
Who directed Dead Men Don't Count? +
Dead Men Don't Count was directed by Rafael Romero Marchent.
How long is Dead Men Don't Count? +
The runtime of Dead Men Don't Count is 88 minutes.
What genre is Dead Men Don't Count? +
Dead Men Don't Count is a Western.
