The 16 Best Spaghetti Western Films of All Time

By YPB Team

Dusty duels, revenge sagas, and revolution-era chaos scored to unforgettable music — the Italian reinvention of the American frontier. Which one rides tallest?

  1. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly — ranked #11
    The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
    Sergio Leone's sweeping 1966 masterpiece following three gunslingers hunting buried gold amid the Civil War.
    1000pts
  2. My Name Is Nobody — ranked #22
    My Name Is Nobody
    The 1973 comic western produced by Leone, in which a drifter idolizes an aging gunslinger.
    551pts
  3. A Bullet for the General — ranked #33
    A Bullet for the General
    Damiano Damiani's 1966 political western about a bandit gang running guns during the Mexican Revolution.
    551pts
  4. The Big Gundown — ranked #44
    The Big Gundown
    Sergio Sollima's 1966 chase western pitting a lawman against a fugitive he slowly comes to trust.
    551pts
  5. Once Upon a Time in the West — ranked #55
    Once Upon a Time in the West
    Leone's operatic 1968 epic of vengeance, railroads and a harmonica-playing avenger in the dying West.
    428pts
  6. A Fistful of Dollars — ranked #66
    A Fistful of Dollars
    Leone's 1964 breakthrough that launched Clint Eastwood's Man with No Name and the whole genre.
    350pts
  7. Django — ranked #77
    Django
    Sergio Corbucci's blood-soaked 1966 tale of a coffin-dragging drifter caught between rival gangs.
    350pts
  8. Compañeros — ranked #88
    Compañeros
    Corbucci's 1970 revolutionary adventure with a Swedish arms dealer and a Mexican rebel forced together.
    350pts
  9. For a Few Dollars More — ranked #99
    For a Few Dollars More
    Leone's 1965 second Dollars film teaming two bounty hunters against a ruthless bandit.
    350pts
  10. The Great Silence — ranked #1010
    The Great Silence
    Corbucci's stark 1968 snowbound western about a mute gunfighter facing merciless bounty killers.
    350pts
  11. Day of Anger — ranked #1111
    Day of Anger
    Tonino Valerii's 1967 film about a young outcast mentored into gunfighting by a cold veteran.
    350pts
  12. Duck, You Sucker! — ranked #1212
    Duck, You Sucker!
    Leone's 1971 revolution-era epic pairing a Mexican bandit with an Irish explosives expert.
    257pts
  13. The Mercenary — ranked #1313
    The Mercenary
    Corbucci's 1968 Zapata western following a Polish mercenary aiding a Mexican mine worker turned rebel.
    257pts
  14. Sabata — ranked #1414
    Sabata
    Gianfranco Parolini's 1969 gadget-filled western starring Lee Van Cleef as a sharpshooting bounty hunter.
    257pts
  15. Death Rides a Horse — ranked #1515
    Death Rides a Horse
    Giulio Petroni's 1967 revenge western in which a young man and an ex-con hunt the same killers.
    143pts
  16. Keoma — ranked #1616
    Keoma
    Enzo G. Castellari's stylish 1976 late-genre western about a half-Native gunfighter returning to a plague-struck town.
    143pts

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