The tyranist's thoughts
As far as I know there are only three movies featuring Yul Brynner as a cowboy: The Magnificent Seven, Return of the Seven, and this one. Unfortunately, I saw this before seeing The Magnificent Seven, but it was only a couple weeks apart. The side effect was that he creeped me out all through The Magnificent Seven.
So there's this place, where they've build robots to service your every desire. It is divided into three themes centering on ancient Rome, the medieval period, and the old West. Our heroes choose the old west and have a great time shooting it out with the local law enforcement and then flopping at the cathouse. Of course, when the robots decide they want something different. . .
A nice piece of science-fiction, this is often overlooked as horror in spite of the fact that the last half hour is pretty formulaic and something of a precursor to the unstoppable '80s slasher villains. As I mentioned, Yul Brynner is truly creepy as the main robot antogonist and the hero (played by Richard Benjamin) is very convincing as well. The ending leaves a little to be desired, but I would recommend this to any sci-fi fan and most horror fans. It really deserves to be seen.