After witnessing his father being murdered in cold blood a young boy by the name of "Jeff Tracy" (Gabriele Tieti) is taken in by another family and raised by them. Upon reaching manhood he then sets out to find the man responsible and his journey eventually takes him to a small town which harbors a man named "Thompson" (Ignazio Spallo) who the killer mentioned while gunning down his father. Not totally convinced that Thompson was responsible and unsure of the identity of the gunman Jeff decides to stay in town long enough to investigate. However, what he doesn't count on is a range war between two powerful men which soon erupts in bloodshed all around. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that, other than the opening scene, this badly titled film doesn't actually involve the character known as Django that much preferring to concentrate on his son instead. And while there is certainly plenty of action to be found here, the plot itself seemed somewhat shallow and listless. That being said, while it certainly wasn't a bad Western by any means, I honestly wasn't that impressed with it and for that reason I have rated it accordingly. Slightly below average.
Review of Return of Django
