Yankee

A mysterious gunman known as Yankee arrives in a desolate New Mexico town ruled by a brutal leader called Grande Concho. Seeking a bounty on the outlaw and his gang, Yankee enters the territory and engages in a violent struggle for dominance against the tyrant and his followers.

This 1966 Western was a joint production between Spain and Italy. It marks the first film directed by Tinto Brass in a career that included subsequent works such as Deadly Sweet and Attraction. The movie features Philippe Leroy in the title role, with Adolfo Celi playing Grande Concho. Other cast members include Víctor Israel as the Sheriff and Mirella Martin as Rosita. The screenplay was written by Alberto Silvestri, Alfonso Balcázar, and Giancarlo Fusco, while Antonio Lucatelli and Francesco Giorgi served as producers.

The film has a runtime of 92 minutes. Audience reception is mixed, with a rating of 5.7/10 on IMDb based on 518 votes and a rating of 5.6/10 on TMDB from 16 votes.