Chuck Moll

Ciakmull – L'uomo della vendetta, known in English as The Unholy Four and in some territories as Chuck Mool, is a 1970 Italian spaghetti western. It launched the directing career of Enzo Barboni, until then an established cinematographer. Ferdinando Baldi was originally set to helm the picture, but producer Manolo Bolognini removed him after a quarrel over his determination to cast Annabella Incontrera as Sheila, opening the door for Barboni.

The narrative centers on a nameless man whose memory has gone and who is being held inside a mental institution. Teaming up with three fellow inmates, he breaks out, and the odd foursome take to the road in search of his true identity. The trail carries him back to a town dominated by rival, ambitious families, where buried fragments of his earlier life come to the surface and long-standing grudges cry out for revenge. Leonard Mann heads the cast, supported by Woody Strode, Peter Martell, George Eastman and Ida Galli. The film reached German cinemas as Django – Die Nacht der langen Messer and French ones as Ciak Mull.