No Graves on Boot Hill

No Graves on Boot Hill, also known as Three Crosses Not to Die and Three Crosses of Death, is a 1968 Italian Spaghetti Western film co-produced, co-written and directed by Sergio Garrone under the pseudonym Willy S. Regan.

Cast

Craig Hill as Jerry
Evelyn Stewart as Dolores
Ken Wood as Reno
Peter White as Paco
Jean Louis as Rod
Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia as Francisco Ortega
Mariangela Giordano as Betty Fletcher
Amedeo Timpani as Mulligan
Raffaele Di Mario as Sheriff
Bruno Arié as Brett
Sandro Scarchilli as Juan
Renato Lupi as Prior

Production

The film was shot in various Lazio locations. Reportedly, Garrone had several difficulties working with lead actor Craig Hill.

Reception

Rewieving the film, Italian critic Antonio Bruschini noted the similarities with Garrone's following western, Django the Bastard, particularly for its supernatural and gothic horror elements, even if "here the horror aspect is more implied than shown", and praised its production design and its sets, with its "wintry and gloomy landscapes that feel more suited to a thriller than a western".