A Lone Rider makes his way through the desert in hopes of bringing death to the bandits responsible for his brother's demise. Will vengeance be his or will he suffer the same fate as his brother?
The voice over on this reminds me of an audio book! But mostly it reminds me of the spaghetti westerns from the 60's and 70's, of which I dearly loved!! Thanks for making my Saturday just a little bit better!
A very good movie and I really enjoyed it thank you so much. It was if Sergio Leone came back from the dead and is another movie. You really did a good tribute to Sergio Leone and thank you so much for bringing back some movies that I remember fondly from the 70s and 80s.
Cinematography is spectacular. The dialog is oh so painful and trite. I am an old white guy and that opening scene for the hispanic man? Clearly written by someone that's only heardj television dialog from the ninties.
Been watching these short films some time now. I'd like. to do it, but everything that I do has to make money...or I'll become. homeless and starve to death on the street.. Can you make money at it? Tell me how?
@@-oiiio-3993 actually I frequently shoot black powder in .45 Colt. It is a lot louder than this. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aNM-bYWNFns.html
@ 19:24...A Cimarron Man With No Name .38 LC/.38 Special "Conversion". Got one myself, but with the snakes inlaid into the grip to replicate Clint's in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
Good scenery and photography. But the music in the intro drove me insane. The acting of the gang was week but they looked really good in the shoot out!! Reflection in the contacts was pretty cool. Gang leader has a 22 cal pistol. End music was better but kind of long. And to answer the question directly below, The guy with the noose around his neck is the grim reaper, fulfilling the cryptic words of the young man about death. He is already dead!! Overall, pretty good job!!!
Fanciest slo-slo-mo shootout I've EVER seen in a 'western' - bizarre, but amazingly 'cool', if you know what I mean. Great scenery, and I just love the music (have just finished watching some Josey Wales clips here). The film could have explained more about the First Nations character, and his raison d'etre here.
Not trying to cause a dust up, but I would have to disagree with that assessment (for educational purposes). The Remington New Army's had the frame passing over the cylinder, which I did not see here. I would say it is a Colt variant. If it was a Confederate (such as Griswold & Gunnison) remake, it would likely have a brass frame.
My horse died of old age, I've a high horn western saddle, buy that & I'll throw in my old duster & rifle scabbard. I'm too old to take on another horse that'll likely outlive me.
