My Name Is Pecos (1966)

Echoes of a name ripple through the dusty streets of Houston as a mysterious figure steps into the forefront; a man known only as Pecos. With a slow drawl and a steely gaze, Pecos Martinez, played by the charismatic Robert Woods, unveils his identity, capturing the attention of all who dare to cross his path. Back in his hometown, Pecos is on a quest for retribution, aimed squarely at the ruthless gang leader, Clain, portrayed with chilling intensity by Norman Clarke. A recent robbery has left Clain scrambling to recover his stolen loot, a situation that soon intertwines with Pecos' quest for vengeance. As the two forces collide, the town spirals into a whirlwind of chaos and violence. But amid the turmoil, additional players emerge. Umberto Raho breathes life into the character of an undertaker, a man of faith nestled amidst the lawlessness, while a cowering saloon owner and a resourceful saloon girl, played by Christina Iosani, find themselves inexorably drawn into the fray. "My Name is Pecos" paints a thrilling picture of one man's stand against a town overrun by outlaws. Its international success cemented Woods' fame as Pecos, the Mexican hero who dared to challenge a town bursting at the seams with gringos. This film promises a riveting clash of wills, a saga of vengeance and survival in a world where only the toughest make it out alive.

My Name Is Pecos is a western movie featuring Robert Woods and directed by Maurizio Lucidi.

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