MY NAME IS PECOS

Cinemavixion Review

Maurizio Lucidi's "My Name is Pecos" offers a compelling Spaghetti Western narrative, anchored by Robert Woods' stoic portrayal of the titular character. Returning to his hometown, Pecos finds himself entangled in a violent web of stolen money and revenge, facing off against the ruthless Clain and his gang. The film skillfully weaves in a cast of intriguing supporting characters, including a Bible-thumping undertaker and a sympathetic saloon girl, adding layers to the classic Western revenge plot. Woods' performance here cemented his international recognition, drawing parallels to Franco Nero's iconic Django. It's a solid entry into the genre, delivering the expected shootouts and a satisfyingly gritty atmosphere, further enriched by its Italian and West German production origins.