The Shooter

1997

Drama / Western

10
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 48% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.1/10 10 874 874

small town prostitute shootout

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Plot summary

The story is of a small town in the early west and of a 'shooter' of reputation that drifts into it and stands up to the controlling family that runs it. But far from a John Wayne, this hero is caught and brutally beaten and left to die, only to be saved by a prostitute that has also suffered under the hand of this group of desperados. The only one possible to stand up to the shooter is another solitary man who joins with the notorious family although he is deputized as the town's sherif.

Director

Fred Olen Ray Photo
Fred Olen Ray

Top cast

Andrew Stevens Photo
Andrew Stevens as Jacob Finch / Narrator
Robert Quarry Photo
Robert Quarry as Examiner
Nils Allen Stewart Photo
Nils Allen Stewart as Fighter
Cal Bartlett Photo
Cal Bartlett as Sheriff
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845.83 MB
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English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 31 min
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English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 31 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by R T 3 / 10

Cheapie western about rancher, William Smith, my all-time

Cheapie western about rancher, William Smith, my all-time favorite character actor, looking to avenge the death of his son. Okay, Smith is really the bad guy and American Ninja Michael Dudikoff is the hero of the film, trying to stop Smith and his band of outlaws from getting bloody revenge. Cheapie director Fred Olen Ray, billed here as Ed Raymond, continues to churn how about 4-5 schlocky films a year (with titles like "Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers" or "Super Ninja Bikini Babes" or "Baby Dolls Behind Bars") and probably found some old west set and decided to make a western with some direct-to-video quality of stars, which includes Randy Travis, Andrew Stevens and also Jason Voorhees himself, Kane Hodder, in a uncredited role during a fight scene. The only reason I watched this film is because of my obsession with William Smith (I've actually set me DVR to record any film that he appears in), but for rest of the world, there really isn't much of a reason to watch this film, even if Smith gravelly voice was enough to keep me entertained. The film did need more William Smith though (and possibly more ninja moves from Dudikoff).
Reviewed by Vicky C 2 / 10

This movie would be boring even without Randy

This movie would be boring even without Randy Travis. The man use to could sing but he can NOT act.
Reviewed by R T 4 / 10

Michael Atherton — look, I watched this not

Michael Atherton — look, I watched this not because we're doing a week of Fred Olen Ray movies, but because Michael Dudikoff is in this — finally stands up to the rich family that runs the town of Kingston. Led by Jerry Krants (William Smith and why would you ever want to mess with this man), they treat his heroic dreams like a joke and beat him into oblivion. I mean, that's what you get when you kill William Smith's son for beating up and whipping Wendy (Valerie Wildman). Instead of just killing Atherton, Krants and his gang break his hands and crucify him like he's Franco Nero in the Italian deserts of the 60s before Wendy pulls him down and nurses him back to health. Meanwhile, Kyle Tapert (Randy Travis) comes into town and he has a grudge with Atherton, too. Ray assembled a fun cast here which includes Robert Quarry, Andrew Stevens and Kane Hodder. The sets and locations look really great and you know that Gary Graver is on camera, as always in this era of Ray's films. This is the kind of movie my grandfather would get in a twenty pack of VHS westerns and call to tell me about, which is pretty much what you want it to be. Who knew Randy Travis could pull off a role like this?
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