West Ti Va Stretto, Amico... è Arrivato Alleluja, Il (1972, ITA/FRA/GER) C-100m. SCOPE *½ D: Anthony Ascot (=Giuliano Carnimeo). Starring George Hilton, Lincoln Tate, Agata Flori, Raymond Bussières, Garrone, Umberto D'Orsi, Maurice Poli. Silly western comedy starring Hilton in his trademark role as a clever gunslinger, who's always a step ahead of his competition. This time he has to find a valuable Mexican statuette that some Scottish scoundrels, a gang of Mexican rebels and a fat businessman are after. Has a fistful of funny ideas, and Carnimeo's direction is not bad (as usual), but script is poor and incoherent. Even Stelvio Cipriani's score is not good this time. A sequel to TESTA L'AMMAZZO, CROCE… SEI MORTO… MI CHIAMANO ALLELUJA (1972). English titles: RETURN OF HALLELUJA, THE WEST IS TOUGH, AMIGO… ALLELUJA'S HERE, and THE WEST IS VERY CLOSE, AMIGO.