Boot Hill

A corrupt boss named Honey controls a Western town, using hired gunmen to seize the claims of small gold prospectors and kill those who resist. Help arrives from an unlikely source: a travelling circus, whose performers shelter a wounded gunfighter on the run from Honey's men. The circus artists and a pair of drifters join forces with the oppressed miners, turning the hunters into the hunted.

Boot Hill is an Italian Western directed and written by Giuseppe Colizzi, who also produced it with Enzo D'Ambrosio. It is the third of four films Colizzi directed, following God Forgives... I Don't! and Ace High and preceding All the Way Boys. Terence Hill plays the gunfighter Cat Stevens, with Bud Spencer as Hutch Bessy, Woody Strode as Thomas, Eduardo Ciannelli as Governor Boone, George Eastman as Baby Doll and Glauco Onorato as Finch. The film runs 86 minutes and is classed as a comedy Western.

Audience response has been moderate. On IMDb it holds 5.5 out of 10 from roughly 4,100 votes, and on TMDB it stands at 5.9 out of 10 from about 176 votes. The two figures sit close together, suggesting a similar, middling reception from viewers across both platforms.