A Girl Is a Gun

A Girl Is a Gun (French: Une aventure de Billy le Kid) is an acid/spaghetti western/parody film released in 1971.

In the film, an outlaw who had never seen a woman takes a woman he finds hostage as he makes his way down to Mexico. However, he soon realizes that she may be hiding a secret after multiple close encounters with death. The film was directed by Luc Moullet and stars Jean-Pierre Léaud, Marie-Christine Questerbert and Jean Valmont.

Victims

Prior to the Film

• Billy's Mother - Died from an unknown sickness.
  • Total - 1

During the Film

• Two Unnamed Pioneers - Shot to death by Billy off-screen, bodies seen.
• Ann's Lover - Shot in the chest by Billy off-screen.
• Donkey - Stabbed to death by Billy.
• Unnamed Bounty Hunter - Shot in the back by the chief with an arrow off-screen, body seen.
• Two Unnamed Bounty Hunters - Shot in the back by the chief with an arrow off-screen, bodies seen.
• Unnamed Person - Scalped and decapitated by the chief off-screen, skull seen.
• Unnamed Person - Decapitated by the chief off-screen, skeleton seen.
• Four Unnamed Missionaries - Poisoned by an unknown person off-screen, bodies seen.
• Unnamed Priest - Shot in the chest by Ann off-screen.
• Unnamed Executioner - Shot in the chest by Ann.
• Billy's Lover - Shot in the back by Ann with an arrow.
  • Total - 16

Deaths

• Total - 17
  • 16 Humans
    • 11 Male
    • 3 Female
    • 2 Victims of Unknown Gender
  • 1 Animal
    • All Donkies

Kill Counts

1. The Chief - 5 (Alive)
2. Billy le Kid - 4 (Vegetative)
3. Ann - 3 (Vegetative)

Notes

• Billy and Ann are both reduced to a vegetative state at the end of the film, it is not explicitly known what their ultimate fates are.