In Spaghetti Westerns, revenge often drives the narrative, with protagonists seeking justice for past wrongs while navigating complex moral dilemmas about violence and redemption. The film 'Death Rides A Horse' exemplifies this genre by following a young gunfighter seeking vengeance for his family's murder, who must balance his desire for revenge with the consequences of his actions and the moral complexities of settling old scores.
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Death Rides A Horse (1967) Serves Great Spaghetti Western Revenge
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You better watch out. That gangs around here.
>> Yeah, and with what we've got in the car, $200,000.
Then we'd better keep our eyes open >> here. This will warm you up. This is >> great. We can use it.
>> I'm going back now. You stay on guard here.
>> Don't worry.
He goes to his nice warm house while we sit out.
>> Shut up.
>> I wish it was tomorrow already.
>> Ah, let's have a drink.
Heat. Heat.
Hey, did you hear anything? Yeah, I heard you gurgling down that bottle.
I heard it. Let's go take a look.
Heat.
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Google.
run.
Dick that.
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No.
John. JOHN.
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That's all. Let's go.
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WELL, let's get going.
Oh yeah. Yeah.
In 15 years, ain't nobody see you laugh.
As for me, I understand you. Ain't no laughing matter to be in jail. But you can laugh today because today is different. I'm telling you, today's a big day for you. But you know something?
You go out of here with that face, the first thing you know, you're going to be right back again.
Come in.
Come in, Ryan.
When I look at you, it doesn't seem so many years have gone by. At least not for you.
It seems it was only yesterday that we met for the first time.
Here's the $83 you had in your pocket 15 years ago.
Yeah. I hope it helps you get started again.
My gun.
Thank you.
Another bullet.
>> The bullets.
>> 27.
15 years ago, you put them in one of those bottom drawers there.
27.
You have a good memory.
>> Well, sometimes it's not difficult.
>> I still had six in my gun and 21 in my belt.
If they hadn't double crossed me, the count had been a little bit different.
Here you are. Beautiful horse, isn't he? Take it from me, he's worth the $60.
Coming down mountain.
Heat.
Heat.
Hey, hey, hey.
Heat. Heat.
You got me.
Hey, come back here.
Hey What can it do for you?
I haven't been around here in quite a while.
Everything's changed.
>> Your parents?
>> That was my entire family.
>> I'm sorry.
I heard about it some time ago.
Where are you?
Oh, >> WHAT ARE WE AH, HI, BILL.
I'm glad you're in town. I wanted to speak with you. I've just been talking to the judge, and he goes along with me.
Now, how would you like to be deputy sheriff? I know that the job doesn't pay much, but I'm going to retire before long and then you'll move up a step.
What do you say, Bill? It's time you settle down. I've noticed there's something between you and Betsy.
>> I've got other things on my mind, Sheriff. For the time being, >> Bill, no one knows you better than me.
I was a good friend of your mother and father.
I know what's on your mind, Bill, but don't you think it's about time to forget it.
>> Thanks anyway, Sheriff.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
Over What's going on in there? WHO'S DOING THAT SHOOTING? Open up.
>> Come on in.
What's going on here? Night target practice.
Somebody tries to shoot me in the back, I defend myself.
>> You defend yourself almost too well, mister. They're both dead as doornails.
>> They came in the window.
It wasn't to wish me pleasant dreams.
>> Okay. Okay. Self-defense, I guess. But in this town, we don't like violence.
I'm asking you to get out of town as quickly as possible.
>> Good morning, Bill. How many glasses have you got in the house?
>> A couple.
>> Can we dirty them?
I want to have a little talk with you.
What brings you all the way out here?
What's on your mind?
this.
>> What's that supposed to mean?
>> That my memory is still pretty good. I thought about this all night, whether what I'm about to do is the right thing or not. But I've known you for too many years to keep quiet.
Where'd you find him?
>> On a dead man's feet.
>> Who?
>> Last night, two men were killed. Those were on one of them.
>> Who killed him?
a stranger, a certain Ryan.
He went west.
Heat. HEAT.
HEAT. HEAT.
All right, stand up. Don't turn around.
Keep your hand away from your gun.
You're going to follow somebody, youngster. Do a better job of it.
This world is full of nervous characters and shoot you in the back first and then introduce themselves.
Tell me what you're after.
>> 15 years there's been no new track.
Only a spur.
Then you come along and there's three spurs.
If you know the story, then you can figure out what I'm looking for.
We both got an old account settled with the same people.
Only I'm going to take first crack at them.
>> We can go on together.
>> No, son. You got too much hate in you.
Sooner or later, that's going to get you in trouble.
>> Hate's hate. There's no two ways.
>> Somebody once wrote that revenge is a dish that has to be eaten cold.
How did you are you liable to end up with indigestion?
>> No, I'm going on alone.
>> You better shoot me.
>> Do I have to?
>> If you don't, I'm going to end up on your heels again.
>> Yeah, I suppose so.
>> The important thing is to get there first.
That's why I'm going to leave your horse at Red Rock. That's 10 miles from here.
An advantage you're going to have to give me.
Good luck, son.
You might need that.
Falling on you.
Let's get in water.
Where do I find Kavanaaugh?
>> Another drink.
I'm looking for Bert Kavanaaugh.
Look, friend, I'm selling whiskey.
Thanks for the information.
Hold it. What do you want up here?
Ryan.
Well, this certainly is a surprise.
>> Was it a good surprise or a bad surprise?
>> Why did you think I wasn't happy to see you?
>> How much you give those two to get rid of me? I I don't think I understand what you mean.
>> Well, it really doesn't make much difference.
>> Whatever you paid him, it was a bad investment.
I should kill you.
Or maybe I have learned something after all these years.
As an example, even a rat like you can be worth more alive than dead.
Look, Ryan, I know it's not a nice trick walking out on you with the trial, but >> No, no, no. You didn't walk out on me.
You sold me. You turned me in. There's a big difference.
>> Look, it was all a long time ago. Why don't we drop it? Yeah.
Here's $100. I know it's not much, but business hasn't been good lately.
>> $100.
Yes.
>> $100 for 15 years in jail.
Maybe I was right in the beginning.
Maybe a rat like you is better dead.
>> All right. Don't get excited, Ryan.
What do you want?
>> 15,000.
>> What? 15,000? 1,000 for every year in jail cash.
>> And where am I going to get my hands on that kind of money?
Oh, you'll find it.
I'm sure you'll find it.
And I'm not in a hurry. Tomorrow morning will be all right.
It warms my heart to see all my old friends doing so well.
You're all pretty well established, aren't you?
Well, I'm just going to visit our friend in Lynden City. See what the first citizen has to say for himself till tomorrow. Oh. Um, watch out for these things.
Wouldn't want you to get hurt.
Not yet.
Bad luck at the table, friend.
>> Not bad luck, mister.
>> It was robbery.
They took everything I had.
You look like you need a drink.
>> But you don't understand. That was just a warning. They got all my money, but I want to keep my skin.
>> Sure you do. Who says anything different? Come on.
>> Hey, wait. Hey, I can't go back in there.
>> Don't say.
>> NO. I DON'T WANT YOU.
>> NO. NO. NO. NO. I don't want to get killed.
Listen, little kid need you here.
Two whisies.
How much did you lose?
$30.
What are you doing? Are you choking?
Thanks.
Well, take the dough and beat it.
>> I never leave without finishing my drink.
That should take care of it.
>> All right, stranger. I'm putting you under arrest. I'm charging you with attempted homicide. means you can be put in prison for 10 years.
When can we try this man, judge?
>> Tomorrow. Take him to jail.
>> I'm sorry it turned out this way.
Hold it.
If I'm worth anything as a witness, I'd say this is a case of self-defense.
more than anything I've seen in my life.
>> Based on the personality of the witness, the charge is hereby withdrawn. The prisoner may go. Cards.
>> You were lucky. Get out of here now. I want to talk with our friend here.
>> Well, young man, you're a faster drawer than all those stupid idiots.
If you're looking for a job, I may be able to help you. Come up to my office.
Hands behind Bend your head, son.
Now let that hammer down slow.
That ease.
You still got a lot to learn, son.
This time you've got something to learn, too.
Oh, >> what?
Kavanagh is paying me $500 to kill you.
Another bad investment.
>> You think so? Then maybe I didn't take him seriously.
>> Well, if you didn't, you'd have been right.
>> But tell me something. Why does he want you killed? And who is Kavanaaugh?
>> You asked too many questions.
>> I can pay for the information with his 500.
He's worth more than that to me.
15,000.
So, I suggest you keep your distance.
Cuz if you don't, I might get mad.
That's a warning.
I'll find out who he is. And if he's who I think he is, get ready to get mad.
Hey, hey, wait a second. Wait.
I want to thank you. Yes, sir. I I ain't worth much, and it's been a real spell since anybody's done anything for me.
But if you ask me to walk on fire, mister, I just tired of walking.
I might ask you a lot less >> like what you know about Bert Kavanagh.
>> How long's you lived here in Holly Springs?
>> When I got here, mister, he was already boss of the place. But if you want to know more about him, well, I just know the right man. Get yourself a good strong bottle of rum. Cuz the more this man drinks, the more he talks.
All those sheep are gone and the pasture life sleeping although the vow huh the vow better drunk than dead I always say well here's to you bottoms up now tell me what you know about Bert Kavanagh >> it's my drunken wife if there's any alcohol a mile away she smells it >> the bottle Where's the bottle?
>> There isn't any bottle.
>> Where is the bottle?
>> Hold up. There's >> I know you've got some.
>> Now, there it is, stupid dog.
>> But it isn't ours. See, it's his. My good men. Forgive the impression you're getting of us. It's just that she's my wife, you see. Well, she's a bit Well, the poor bones are drunk.
>> Huh? Before you finish that off, tell me about Kavanaaugh.
>> Kavanaaugh? I'll tell you, he's a scorpion. He's a snake. a beast.
>> Well, all right. Let me tell it. When I first arrived here, the church was in good order. I was an upright preacher then, too.
>> But what about him?
>> What about who?
>> Kavanaaugh.
>> Oh, Kavanaaugh. All he had was a pistol and a pack of cards. And you know, now he's called four aces.
Full House Queens. Not enough. Full House Aces.
>> Poor man. The ladies love you, but not Lady Luck.
>> Give me another chance. Kavanagh, >> what security have you got?
>> You know I've lost it all. Taken everything I had. My farm, my cattle, everything. You know that. Then get out of here. You're using space.
>> Only $500.
>> Just give me a chance. That's all I ask.
Just $500.
>> Who wants to come in the game?
>> I do.
My employees don't play.
>> Deal the cards.
Come on.
How many >> I stand?
>> I'm happy to take your 500.
Four aces.
>> Me, too. Four aces.
>> Look, young man, I'm afraid I don't feel like joking.
>> Neither do I.
Remember Kavanaaugh? 15 years ago at the Msa Ranch, you and your friends killed everybody. But you forgot one thing to kill me.
Give him a gun.
Get up.
Piano player, hit three notes.
Heat. Heat.
Ouch.
two lessons, my son.
First, watch behind you.
Second, count your shots. Four bullets for one man. That's a waste.
I'll go and drive away.
>> Hey Hey.
Listen, are you the man in charge of this here place?
>> Yes, sir. What is it?
>> What time's the train leave for Lyndon City?
>> Left just 15 minutes ago.
>> What time's the next one leave?
>> Day after tomorrow. Come on, keep calm, my boy. Your pal left your horse here with me.
>> He took the train, huh?
>> Sure. Oh, but that's not all. This guy told me a pal of his should be coming along. He said I should give you the horse and a kiss. The horse is there waiting for you. Now, now, where do you want that kiss?
>> No thanks. I'll settle for the horse.
>> And I am proud indeed to be here today, and I consider it a great honor to introduce to you our leading banker, Mr. WALCOTT.
HEAT. HEAT.
And there is more. Yes, Senator Carlilele has kindly agreed to have the Atter Santa Fe line pass through our enterprising growing little TOWN which augers a fine prosperous up and cominging FUTURE CITIZENS. While I'd be delighted to continue to address you, I must go because Judy calls me. Hooray for Senator Carlile. Hooray for London City.
One is here and the other will be here very soon. That's the one who killed Kavanaaugh.
Well, go on and get Pedro Paco and the others.
Just say that I decided the party is for now. Hello.
Nothing else. The boys will get it.
Walk out. A stranger's asking for you.
Show them in then.
Easy, friend.
You're all alike.
Years go by and you all do the same things.
Gun in that drawer, knife in that back, lies.
>> You were afraid that I wouldn't receive you.
>> Quite the contrary.
I expected you'd receive me, too. Well, so I figured it's safer to come in from behind.
>> Walcott, that stranger's gone.
>> I'm already here, friend. So you can go on out and close the door behind you.
This is a private talk.
The door.
Well, looks like we become important.
Pendridge, you've changed your old clothes, haven't you, Guy, Pat? But you still haven't been able to change your face, have you?
You still got the meanest looking face I ever did see.
>> Now listen, Ryan, >> shut up.
>> And I can tell you where I've been all these years because of you.
I've seen some mean faces.
Plenty of them.
>> Things aren't the same as they used to be, Ryan.
Because I can pay now.
Just sit down. We'll talk about it.
>> There isn't that much talking to do.
Just five words.
15,000 plus 15,000.
>> 15,000 bucks doubled.
A lot of money, Ryan. It's a pretty high figure.
>> But not for 15 years in jail. And you'll have to pay Kavanagh's share. He was killed right under my nose and I didn't get a chance to collect the money.
>> I'll give you an advance now.
>> How about 10,000 bucks?
All right.
The rest tomorrow.
No. Now it's my turn.
Hold it.
>> Don't kill him yet. He's useful to us for the time being.
We could finish you off now, but that would be too simple.
Let me tell you this, boys. Ryan was sent to us by heaven.
Yes, good old Ryan is going to be helpful to us like in the good old days.
Wait.
I've been working at this for years, building their confidence in me, the citizens, as well as the governor of this state.
But the most important thing is that finally, believe it or not, I have in my bank more than a million dollars. Now, the funds the state deposited with me in view of our future public works.
What do you think, Ryan?
Should I build their stupid old public works with this mountain of dollars?
Well, they don't think I should. I guess I'll have to go along with their idea.
You make sure you don't lose him.
Oh, Mr. Walcott.
>> Yes. Good evening, Frank.
>> Some extra work, Mr. Walker.
>> Frank, go and open the door back there while I close this one.
Who's there?
>> Hey, Mr. Walcott.
>> Good evening, Mr. Walker.
My god, look at >> a million dollars.
Hey there.
What did they have to see?
untie.
Throw >> him out.
Get back. Get back there.
He was with me for 10 years.
>> A loyal man, good worker, >> and a friend.
>> Hey boss, they killed the other guard and blew up the safe. They didn't leave a single penny.
>> They caught one of the bank robbers.
Hey, they caught one of them. Hey. HEY.
>> I recognize THEM.
>> ALL RIGHT. OUT OF THE WAY. LET THEM.
>> I recognize this one.
>> Yesterday he was in my office. I'm sure that he robbed the bank. He and his men.
>> WHAT DO WE CALM DOWN? TAKE IT EASY.
>> CALM DOWN.
>> NOW, THIS MAN HAS THE RIGHT TO have a regular trial.
>> Killers and thieves don't have any rights.
>> YEAH, HANG CALM DOWN.
>> LISTEN TO HIM.
>> NOW, don't you worry. HE'LL BE HANG.
THAT'S A PROMISE. BUT FIRST, HE'S GOING TO TELL US WHO HIS accompllices were.
>> Well, Walcott, don't you WANT TO GET BACK WHAT THEY STOLE?
>> NOW, LISTEN TO ME.
>> ALL RIGHT, give me SOME TIME. THEN TOMORROW, YOU'LL SEE.
>> I think that the sheriff's idea is good.
>> I lost my temper for a moment, but now I see he's right. Don't worry, this man's going to be hanged.
>> Put him in the jail. There's something funny going on. There's a rotten smell around here.
On your horses, let's go.
>> Sheriff, >> I'll go with you.
Hey, heat. HEY.
The prisoner escaped. He must have had some help. This is your fault, Sheriff.
You were against us. Dead men, don't escape from jail. Now this man has become a danger for us all. You catch him. Do you hear? I'm going to make you pay if you fail.
>> All right, let's go, man.
I think I'll go back to Lynen City. I'm anxious to meet Walcott face to face.
What' you say, Grandpa?
>> I'd say you'd be making a mistake as usual.
>> Why?
>> Well, in the first place, Lyndon City's all excited right now. They're mad at strangers. If you get recognized, you're going to get a rope around your neck. In second place, walk out isn't there anymore.
>> What makes you think so?
>> I'm in the habit of using my head. You try sometime.
You know, Walcott had a pretty good plan. Thanks to you, it failed.
>> Now, with me free, he's had to go and give up playing that honorable citizen role.
Which way you think he's headed? Same way as the gang and the loot, which is >> Well, after crisscrossing their tracks, they had a little confusion and gain a little time. They went alendo.
That's a village of Mexican territory.
Orcott's favorite hangout.
Now, boy, you really know everything, don't you, Grandpa?
Except that now you'll stay here quietly.
You can go ahead and finish your shave.
This time I get there before you do.
Of course, I'll leave you on foot just like you taught me.
Except I won't leave your horse 10 miles from here. So, I suggest you look for another one.
Don't you want to try some of this meat before you go? It's just about ready.
>> I'll see you around, Grandpa.
Bill, I was thinking I'd like to have had a son like you, cuz someday I'm going to wind up with a bullet in the back. And I forget it. Get out of here.
You might need that.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Senorita Pavore tango said I'm thirsty.
Why' they run away when they saw me?
>> What are you afraid of?
You You aren't with the others.
I'm on your side.
>> Run away, please.
>> Why? Oh, they'll kill you.
>> Before anybody kills me, they got to get my okay.
And I don't think I'll give it to them.
Glad to see me. Eh, I came as fast as I could, little one, because I figured you were worried about me.
>> Kiss me, little one. The whole time I kept thinking about you.
MARY'S A GROWN UP. SHE'S A WOMAN NOW.
RIGHT. YOU'RE A REAL WOMAN NOW.
YOU.
>> Who are you?
>> Someone who takes his anger out on men.
>> What are you trying to say? that I'm afraid.
>> You've got a stupid face, but you get it.
Come on, hero. Lets you and me see which of us he's afraid.
>> Something the matter. Did you change your mind, hero?
>> Yeah. I've decided to kill you.
unlight your pistol.
The other hand, remember 15 years ago at the Mita Ranch, another time when you took it out on a woman. Unfortunately for you, that woman happened to be my mother.
>> I want to deliver him alive to Pedro.
He ought to revenge his own brother.
Heat. Heat.
Oh, I think I Hey, have fun.
Heat. Heat.
All right, let's roll it.
>> Watch out.
You stay here and whatever happens, wait till you get relieved.
>> All right.
Where is Paco?
>> I asked you where my brother was.
Damn.
Who did it? Who?
We have him. Pedro alive.
You're rotten murderer.
You are murderer. YOU KILLED MY BROTHER.
YOU DIRTY RAT ARE STILL ALIVE.
>> We must find out who he is.
>> He's the one who shot Kavanaaugh.
Well, that's interesting.
Then you're tied up with Ryan.
As his pal, you must know where he happens to be now.
Men, prepare a deep hole outside.
I'll make you talk, boy.
Be sure of it because we happen to be very interested in where your pal is at present.
And my men want to surprise Ryan.
Talk.
Do you want to finish your life by dying of thirst or chewed up by ants?
You've got a handsome face. It would be a shame for it to end like those mummies outside.
>> If I talk, who will stand good for my life?
>> You tell me where we can put our hands on Mr. Ryan. You won't die by either of these methods. Pedro, we'll kill you in a regular duel.
Do you agree?
All right, then.
>> Ryan sent me here thinking you wouldn't be back so soon. He headed for Redstone Pass. He's meeting some friends who'll help him get rid of the Lia.
>> And when is he supposed to meet these men?
>> Today.
Redstone Pass is 20 miles from here.
Better be on our way.
For your sake, I hope you told us the truth.
Bring him outside.
>> Guess he's got to be.
All right, put it.
>> All right, you >> go on.
I see you're a man of your word.
>> We should be back in 10 hours, but you'll probably think it's longer out here in the sun.
The honor of serving the soul is yours.
How the [ __ ] Let's get going.
Let's see them.
>> Here they are.
Heat. Heat.
Hey, look. What's that?
Ombre, what are you doing here?
YOU BETTER STOP THERE. The next one I shoot, I'll aim it at your head.
You had to get here ahead of me, didn't you, >> idiot?
Are you on your way in or out of that hole?
You remind me of a groundhog who couldn't make up its mind.
Let's see.
I'll just leave you there for a while.
Hey, stop joking around, will you, Grandpa?
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh go.
Oh no.
here. Don't give them too much or too fast.
Give me that please. Here, please.
Seenor, I don't know who you are. you and your young friend. But I feel you were sent by God to help us and to protect us against the evil ones.
>> Well, actually, I don't think I'm really in that close a relationship with our good Lord.
And I don't recall receiving any messages from him, but I am here for personal reasons. And it may just be those reasons coincide with yours. Huh.
I think you've invented some tall tale that sent Walcott and the rest of his men on a wild goose chase, huh?
>> Yeah.
>> How soon do you think they ought to get back?
>> Eight or nine hours.
>> That gives us time to prepare a nice warm welcome.
>> All you men, listen to me. You must dig a ditch from there to there. I want it this wide and this deep. Then fill it with dry branches and anything that'll burn. And then stand by with your barrels of oil.
All must be done within a few hours. Now go.
to see.
>> Is there a safe place around here for the women, folk, and youngans?
>> Yes, there is. Outside the village at the old mission.
>> Take them there.
>> Promise.
Nothing is perfect.
Why >> that over there?
HEAT. HEAT.
and roll.
>> I guess that Ryan is a Delpento and that he's had enough time to prepare his reception for us by now.
>> How do we fight you?
>> Well, I'm taking four men and I'm attacking the rear. You take the others through the front.
>> AH, here they come.
hey, Heat.
HEAT.
HEAT. HEAT.
B.
YEAH.
HEAT.
HEAT. HEAT.
Should have knocked faster.
They'll leave us alone >> for tonight.
>> The night is going to be long for them, I think.
A little music might soo them.
It's an old Mexican custom.
They play your funeral march to wreck your nerves.
But don't listen to it. Go to sleep, son. You got to be well rested tomorrow.
Oh, that's good.
We'd better get to them now before the wind comes up and hits us.
We've no time to lose, men.
Ah, good morning.
I hope Wow, heat.
You were there, too.
There weren't four. There were five of us that night. I came in late.
If it means anything to you, when I saw what was happening, I was too late to stop it.
All I could do is save a child, and now that child is going to kill me.
All right, I've been waiting for that.
But let me do something first. Let me help you now. There's too many of them out there for just you alone.
When it's over, I won't run away.
And well, head off.
Almost the vision.
UNDER HEAT.
HEAT.
Out the back.
HEAT.
HEAT.
HELLO.
THIS IS I'M not Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Before you fire again, Remember the Ma Ranch?
Heat. Heat.
Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
How many bullets you got?
>> Three.
This time I'm out.
I can see that you don't even have your razor Turn around. Ryan, defend yourself.
Turn around, RYAN.
Turn around, RYAN.
Thanks for leaving me my horse.
Good luck. [ __ ] son.
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