Get Mean

A lone American gunslinger drifts into a wind-scoured ghost town, where he crosses paths with a Romani family. They offer him a large sum to escort a Spanish princess back to her homeland, where she is meant to take the throne, and he reluctantly agrees. The journey does not go as planned, and the pair find themselves in a Spain where different eras sit side by side, with Moors, Visigoths and other warring factions contending over an ancient treasure. A limping hunchback who quotes Shakespeare, supernatural guardians and a raging bull stand between the stranger and his payday.

Get Mean is a 1975 Italian-American western directed by Ferdinando Baldi, who wrote the screenplay with Lloyd Battista and Wolf Lowenthal. Tony Anthony produces and stars as the Stranger, a role he had played in earlier westerns; the cast also includes Diana Lorys as Princess Elizabeth Maria de Burgos, Lloyd Battista as Sombra, Raf Baldassarre, David Dreyer and Mirta Miller. It was Baldi's fourth feature as director, following Ricordami, Texas, Adios and Django, Prepare a Coffin.

The film runs 84 minutes. On TMDB it holds a rating of 4.1 out of 10 from 19 votes, indicating a small and unenthusiastic audience response.