Shoot Joe, and Shoot Again

Ted and his gang rob a bank and he hides the loot from his companions. They corner him and fatally wound him, but he manages to slip the map of the hidden money to his rescuer, Joe. The gang catches up with Joe, torture him and introduce him to sexy Rosy, who is to use her undeniable feminine charms on him.

Cast

Richard Harrison

as Joe Dakota

José Torres

as Jack, Gang Leader

Franca Polesello

as Rosy

Gaspar 'Indio' González

as Francis

Roberto Maldera

as Ted

Antonio Cantafora

as Tab

Giulio Baraghini

as Ladro di cavalli

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