"Django, Fearless Man" is the Turkish version of the Italian version of the Hollywood version of the Wild West. Turkey can pass for that eternal desert that is the movie West, and the old quarry looks the same in any land or film. What would the cheap adventure spectacle be without the old quarry to blow stuff up in? There is someone to avenge and bad guys to be shot and a villain in a skeleton costume. The costumes of the Mexican characters come off pretty well, but at their worst the cowboys seem to be wearing cheap Halloween costumes, and their hats are far too small. I don't even know what they were trying to do with the cowgirl outfit. Of course it is never convincing for a moment as a representation of anything that could ever really have happened in the American West or anywhere else except in wonderland of the International Cinema. Morricone themes are pirated indiscriminately in the soundtrack, and overall quality is not much worse than a poorer Monogram western. It can be sat through, and if this is your trip you will groove on it. If you have a reason to be looking this up at all, I salute you as a friend and a sibling, and wish you what pleasure you can get from viewing it. Not the worst thing I have ever seen. Viewable with English subs on Internet Archive.
Review of Cango: Korkusuz Adam
