COMIN' AT YA

I don't know what sad ending the reviewer was talking about, for the bad guy Gene Quintano got what he deserve in the end. Tony Anthony (American who made a name in Italy in the Spagetti western days) plays a tough guy who's is shot at his wedding day at the church and his wife is kidnapped by outlaws lead by Gene Qunitano and gang. He goes on a one man crusade (with a help of a old irish guy) to go after the bad guys. Baby's bottom, bats, guns, and other stuff pop out of the screen with an excellent 3-D effect. There is a bonus in the end, where we see the highlights including a firework and a little kid blowing bubbles for some strange reason to make use of the 3-D effect. Filmways pictures did a strange commerical for the film that showed no footage of the film. The film had an early performance by Victoria Abril.
Carlo Savina scored a lot of Spaghetti Westerns...all low budget “B” stuff. Here he contributes a spare, elegiac score......using ambient voices pleasingly. His best moments are during a 5 minute replay of its best 3D moments after the movie.....which I'm guessing was probably the original opening credits title tune.

The never released 33 rpm album
1. FULL IN THE SUN 1:52
2. LOVING A GIRL LIKE YOU 4:17
3. BEFORE YOUR SOUL 2:46
4. BROKEN DREAMS 2:18
5. DARING DANGER 1:52
6. A GREEN WOUND 3:15
7. CARRIED AWAY 4:08
8. PEACEFUL MEMORIES 1:49
9. GLOOMY SHADOWS 2:10
10. MY WRONG SIDE 2:04
11. CHALLENGE TO DEATH 3:18
12. THE GRASSLAND 2:21

Supplementary material
13. LOVE AND NOSTALGY 2:11
14. SCOTTISH COW-BOY 0:56
15. ENEMIES IN THE DARK 2:02
16. LONELY GUITAR 1:19
17. TO THE BORDER 1:22
18. HORSE RIDERS 1:38
19. IN THE CANTINA 0:56
20. DARING DANGER (version 2) 1:51
21. COMIN’AT YA 5:05