In 1970, Mexico's Alejandro Jodorowsky directed the brilliantly bizarre and violent western El Topo, which told the tale of a gunfighter and his young nude son who exact revenge on a group of mercenaries in horrific fashion.

El Topo Trailer

The film literally survived on reputation (it was a favourite of John Lennon and Yoko Ono), but has since been granted a long overdue cinema re-release from April 6, courtesy of Tartan Films, with exclusive presentations at BFI Southbank and in selected cinemas nationwide. (Cert 18, Consumer Advice: Contains strong bloody violence).

To celebrate, we're giving away 2 El Topo-themed prize bundles. These include:

- Rough Guides To Westerns book, courtesy of Rough Guides
- Rough Guides To Mexico book
- Anarchy and Alchemy 'The Films of Alejandro Jodorowsky' book, courtesy of Creation Books
- Midnight Movies 'From the Margin to the Mainstream' 3 Film Deluxe Edition DVD, courtesy of Metrodome
- Hired Hand Collector's Edition DVD (cult Peter Fonda western)
- El Topo poster
(All are available to buy in shops now)

To enter the draw to win these fantastic prizes, answer our question below.

Closing Date: 4 May 2007