If you cut out the scenes of men riding horses and men walking next to horses, this movie would be about half an hour long. I guess I was supposed to root for the brothers Dee and Mace, but they were killers and bank robbers. There wasn't really a point to Raquel Welch's character except to look like Raquel Welch. She was a prostitute who married a rich guy she didn't love. When he was killed, she took off into the wilderness (even though she now owned her rich husband's ranch) and got kidnapped and held as hostage by the murderer — whom she promptly fell in love with. And the final scene, where the bandolero just ride up and down the street of the Mexican town while the sheriff and his men and the bank robbers pick them off in droves ... Just ridiculous. Almost all of the "good guys" are killed only when, for some odd reason, they run out into the street one at a time to confront a dozen or so men on horses.