Well, since we covered the other movie named Scalps this month, I feel like I wouldn't be doing my job on this site if I skipped a movie by the same title, but directed by the titanic twosome that is Werner Knox and Vincent Dawn.
You know who I mean. Bruno Mattei and Claudio Fragrasso. Yes, the men who gifted us with magic like Shocking Dark, Night Killer and Troll 2. They're the literal bread and butter that makes this site churn, baby.
The Civil War may be over, but try telling that to Colonel Connor (Alberto Farnese), who has taken over a Texan fort and is brazen enough to try and buy Yari (Mapi Galan, Phantom of Death) from her tribe. When they refuse, they kill everyone but her.
She escapes and meets up with one of Connor's ex-soldiers named Matt (Vassili Karis, The Arena). While he hates Native Americans, he despises Connor even more and nurses her to help. Together, they get the revenge they both need, which mostly consists of Yari scalping everyone she can.
Made with the same crew and much of the same cast as White Apache, the amazing thing is that this movie feels more like a late 60's Italian Western than a 1987 exploitation movie. This is way better than you'd believe, especially from the men who made Robowar. It also has way more scalping than the other version of Scalps, if you're looking for a scalping movie.
You know who I mean. Bruno Mattei and Claudio Fragrasso. Yes, the men who gifted us with magic like Shocking Dark, Night Killer and Troll 2. They're the literal bread and butter that makes this site churn, baby.
The Civil War may be over, but try telling that to Colonel Connor (Alberto Farnese), who has taken over a Texan fort and is brazen enough to try and buy Yari (Mapi Galan, Phantom of Death) from her tribe. When they refuse, they kill everyone but her.
She escapes and meets up with one of Connor's ex-soldiers named Matt (Vassili Karis, The Arena). While he hates Native Americans, he despises Connor even more and nurses her to help. Together, they get the revenge they both need, which mostly consists of Yari scalping everyone she can.
Made with the same crew and much of the same cast as White Apache, the amazing thing is that this movie feels more like a late 60's Italian Western than a 1987 exploitation movie. This is way better than you'd believe, especially from the men who made Robowar. It also has way more scalping than the other version of Scalps, if you're looking for a scalping movie.