The other star attraction is none other than Ringo Starr, cast as a slimy, very scruffy Mexican bandido with a soft spot for the lovely Pilar (Agneta Eckemyr), and Ringo's pretty good, although it's mildly distracting that he, like so many other actors here, is dubbed. Anthony is a reasonably engaging but noticeably low key hero, often to be seen with a smile on his face. It's hard-edged at times, with generally well handled action sequences. It's wonderfully shot in widescreen and features an appealing Morricone- esque soundtrack composed by the talented Stelvio Cipriani. The film also has a fairly good sense of humor, but here the style tends to trump the story. It *does* have a substantial amount of sex, more so than some Italian oaters, and some of the ladies do get naked. Directed by Ferdinando Baldi, 'Blindman' is effectively violent, but doesn't get truly bloody all that often. He must take his share of lumps, and doesn't always have the upper hand over the bad guys. It gives us a hero who's tough but not a superhero. This is a respectable effort to put a Spaghetti Western spin on the well regarded series of 'Zatoichi' films from Japan.

His job was to deliver 50 mail order brides to a bunch of miners in Texas, but his partners screwed him over, and the ladies ended up in the clutches of villains led by Domingo (Lloyd Battista). Tony Anthony, also credited with the story and as a screenwriter on this one, is the title character, a gunslinger who's determined to fulfill a contract.

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