The Last Killer

Year: 1967

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Giuseppe Vari

Western

Ramon’s parents are killed by men hired by landowner John Barrett, spurring his quest for revenge. Wounded, he saves Rezza, an aging, disillusioned killer. They nurse Ramon together, forming an uneasy bond; Rezza teaches him shooting, survival and the solitary toll of a killer’s life. Barrett hires Rezza to eliminate Ramon, leading to a final showdown.

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