The Django series- should Shameless give it a release?

[Hawkmonger]

I really love this series, especially the first 2 movies(as they are the only official ones to my knowledge). Can't help but adore Neros performances and the cinematography is excellent.
But I would like to see Shameless dabble in the old Spagheti Western trade and give us a nice set of great SW starting with one or more Django title. Would anyone else be up for this?

[Gojirosan]

That would be the biggest boxset EVER!

I WANT NICE PRINTS OF THE SARTANA FILMS!!!

But some tasty Django disks would be amazing in the meantime...

[Demoncrat]

Rather these than a certain Garrone film

[Bringer Of Funerals]

What Garrone film

[Prince_Vajda]

Originally Posted by Bringer Of Funerals

What Garrone film

You already posted on the respective thread, so you should know!

Greetings!

[Bringer Of Funerals]

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[Pete]

Argent - the parent company of Shameless - have already released DJANGO and DJANGO KILL!

The only official DJANGO movies are the first and DJANGO STRIKES AGAIN (which is more of a RAMBO knockoff than a western)

[Pete]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Rather these than a certain Garrone film

They should release Garrone's DJANGO THE BASTARD (aka THE STRANGERS GUNDOWN) - An excellent gothic western which really could do with a UK DVD/BD release. Watching it you wouldn't believe it was made by the same man who directed SS EXPERIMENT CRAP, er, I mean CAMP.

[ReturnToZero]

Originally Posted by Pete

They should release Garrone's DJANGO THE BASTARD (aka THE STRANGERS GUNDOWN) - An excellent gothic western which really could do with a UK DVD/BD release.

Have never seen it but i definitely support a release!

[Splatterdragon73]

Originally Posted by Pete

They should release Garrone's DJANGO THE BASTARD (aka THE STRANGERS GUNDOWN)-An excellent gothic western which really could do with a UK DVD/BD release. Watching it you wouldn't believe it was made by the same man who directed SS EXPERIMENT CRAP, er, i mean CAMP.

I second that and i'd buy a Shameless release of DTB in a heartbeat. Haven't seen the film since the '90s via it's U.K. VHS incarnation on the Aktiv label and a superb spagwest make no mistake.

Some other Django outings would be welcome though alongside the Sartana saga. I've got a taste for these titles now i'm almost finished the titanic FAB Press tome Any Gun Can Play:The Essential Guide To Euro-Westerns.