Hole In The Forehead (1968) Dragomir 'Gidra' Bojanic. Spaghetti Western

An exhausted gunslinger (“Anthony Ghidra”) named Bill Blood (sic!) reachs the isolated cloister of San Juan. There he “plunders” the monk’s storage of food and – of course – wine. During his meal another surprise-guest arrives, but the wounded mexican bandido (Bruna Cattaneo) is much cheaper for the poor monks as Blood, because he dies immediately. He was hunted by some Mexicanos, working for “General” Munguya (Claudio Undari). These arrive at the cloister by night: They exhume the body of their victim and find the little thing, they chase after: a playing card, which is part of a trio showing the hideout of a gold-treasure, once salaries of the mexican Santa-Ana-Army. But the bandidos haven’t got as much fun with their find, because Blood, who feels disturbed in his sleep, enforces his wish for an untroubled night with his colt. With the playing-card he heads for Sonora to reunite the card-trio and sack in the gold. The two other cards are in possession of local bandido-chief “General” Munguya and his former comrade and now enemy Garrincha (Luigi Maturano), all following the same goal.