★ 2 / 10
Horrible over acting. It is painful to watch
Mary H.
Horrible over acting. It is painful to watch. Both the actors and director missed it by a mile. The key to acting is NO acting but being that person! I could…
Horrible over acting. It is painful to watch. Both the actors and director missed it by a mile. The key to acting is NO acting but being that person! I could teach them a lot!
★ 1 / 10
Low budget movie, cheesy music, some long unnecessary
Chris K
Low budget movie, cheesy music, some long unnecessary scenes, unstable camera make this film a sloppy B class movie! The actors are doing their best though!…
Low budget movie, cheesy music, some long unnecessary scenes, unstable camera make this film a sloppy B class movie! The actors are doing their best though! The director is to blame here! Do it well or don't!
★ 4 / 10
A Bounty Hunter on His Final Mission
With the Civil War now over, a former member of the Texas Militia named "Daniel" (Dylan Hobbs) becomes a bounty hunter to make money. With a legal warrant in…
With the Civil War now over, a former member of the Texas Militia named "Daniel" (Dylan Hobbs) becomes a bounty hunter to make money. With a legal warrant in hand, he rides into a nearly deserted town looking for an outlaw named "John Dooling" (Tom Zembrod) as his next target. Unfortunately, when he enters the saloon, the bartender "Tellie" (Whit Kunschik) cannot provide any helpful information. Surprisingly, her teenage nephew "Parker" (Bailey Roberts) is eager to help, since John Dooling killed both of his parents some time ago. Not eager to accept help from someone so young, Daniel turns to a former preacher named "Isaac" (Andy Anderson), who agrees to find John Dooling and deliver a message. The problem is, John Dooling is a ruthless outlaw who, once he hears what Daniel has to say, murders Isaac in cold blood and sends men to kill Daniel. What John Dooling doesn't realize is that Daniel is more than capable of defending himself, and that's when things get really violent. To avoid spoilers, I'll just say this was one of those low-budget Westerns that have seemed to multiply in the last 15 years or so, all sharing similar faults, with the acting, script, and action sequences being the most obvious. As far as this particular film was concerned, the action scenes weren't that plentiful, and much of the movie consisted of people talking bluntly or threatening one another. Be that as it may, although this wasn't a good Western by any means, it wasn't terribly bad either, and I have rated it accordingly.