For those who like their Spaghetti Westerns with a shot of strangeness, Keoma (1976) fits the bill. Enzo G. Castellari's experimental oater places a close second to Django Kill! on the Spaghetti weirdness scale, watchable in its overwrought perversity. Keoma Shannon (Franco Nero) is a half-Indian gunslinger returning from the Civil War. He discovers a mining town overrun by mine boss Caldwell (Donald O'Brien) and his goons, including Keoma's hateful half-brothers. Helped by his father William (William Berger) and childhood friend George (Woody Strode), Keoma takes on Caldwell, rescuing condemned damsel ...