EITHER ALL OR NONE

Cinemavixion Review

Guido Zurli's 1968 Western, 'Either All or None,' is a Spaghetti Western that, while perhaps not reaching the heights of the genre's titans, offers a mildly enjoyable experience. The film is distinguished by a pleasing musical score and a narrative that keeps viewers engaged with intermittent appearances of a mysterious 'phantom gunman' and a series of late-stage plot twists. The cast, which includes the notable Akim Tamiroff as a memorable town drunk named Pigsty, features characters with colorfully evocative names, adding to the film's distinctive flavor. Comic relief is woven through the dialogue, which can be quite over-the-top, and the antics of the chief villain's barber. Despite its routine nature, 'Either All or None' is a film that rewards patient viewing with its unique atmosphere and surprising turns.