My Name Is Pecos is a 1966 Spaghetti Western directed by Maurizio Lucidi. The movie stars Robert Woods as Pecos Martinez, a gunfighter who arrives in Houston to settle an old score with a gang leader named Clane, played by Pier Paolo Capponi.
Clane and his gang are on the hunt for the stolen loot from a recent robbery, which has disappeared without a trace. Pecos soon becomes entangled in the search for the money, as he has a personal vendetta against Clane and wants to see justice served.
Along the way, Pecos teams up with several locals, including a saloon owner named Dolores (played by Lucia Modugno), and a preacher named Father Angelo (played by Aldo Berti). The group of unlikely allies band together to fight off Clane and his gang, who will stop at nothing to get their hands on the stolen money.
As the tension mounts, Pecos must use all of his skills as a gunfighter to protect himself and his comrades and to finally bring Clane to justice. With plenty of action-packed shootouts and thrilling showdowns, My Name Is Pecos is a classic Spaghetti Western that fans of the genre won't want to miss.
